may i have a reading of the resolution mr. davis the recommendation, please >> authorization to grant or in the alternate deny the creativity arts charter school. whereas prudent to code section the creative arts charter school submitted a petition for a renewal and whereas prudent to california education code the board of education of the district is in receipt of the reluctant petition for >> i'm sorry you don't have to read the entire just therefore be it roved the board of education should grant the petition subject to the requirements at the time e set forth by law. >> thank you, mr. davis. i'd like to take public commit. is there any member of the public who intends to speak against the renewal. there is a group through rearrangement we agreed to devote 15 minutes. i'm going to read the names. you can lineup at the microphone you'll have 15 minutes. individual speakers will not be minded just be mindful there are other people behind you that wish to speak (calling names) i apologize not t. (calling names) maybe you should read

know we had what i called in the budget committee a spirited conversation around facility issues mr. davis is smiling. i want to thank the creative arts committee for working with the sfd staff. i know you're planning to grow and as that happens there will be questions. i want to make sure we have the commitment from the creative arts community we don't feel like the communication had broken down. i hope oots issues condition to come up and as they do we l have that open communication and collaboration. and commissioner brought this up. i think it's special and want to commend you for having a union in his staff. and when the chart didn't have recommendation i think that's important to pout. the last thing i want to say it restored practices and to the degree our co-op with the department of public services and if you've implement some of the district wide niecht. i hope we can continue this conversation. i think you've heard the concerns and hopefully, we won't be happening this conversation again, when we come back and visit and we're able to be a part of it and congratulations to the co

and i also like to thank mrs. davis for all of her hard work in doing everything she can do to make this project a success. one other thing, i like the part where you have homeless would be a part of this particular project. i'm sorry i won't be able to be a part of the project because of the agency giving me a nice salary, retirement salary, but i will be able to go participate with the other seniors being that i'm 67 now. thank you. >> thank you. any further speaker cards? thank you very much. we've heard a lot about this project over the years and i'm happy and proud we're at this point today. i like oscar's question about the naming rights. i think that's a later point. are there any questions on the ground lease of the project? commissioner,ellington. >> i heard there was a date for the hud funding. can you talk about that and where we are now? >> thank you. actually it was a december '13 correction start. that said, we discussed it with the developer and it's impossible to make that date so the develop will be sub

mr. davis, could you come up in case we need you. >> i don't think that we will. but, i know that he was very excited to report back on this with me. >> we discussed the child care and planning and advisory counsel and so we decided that the nominees were going to be brought to the board of education and the chief of early education and that we sent to us beforehand and we will approve them as a group. is there anything more that you want to say about that? >> that is correct. and also, that would be handled in the same way and there will be consultation with the board of supervisors. >> thank you. on the other one which is the cpac appointments and i take it that you saw what the one thing that was not there, is that the folks that are on there are not getting off on timeds and some of 2014, and 150 and so the result was that we had a staff recommendation, that

mrs. davis: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, we have taken a first step to come together. well, it's a bigger step than we have seen in a while, but let's remember it is only a first step. and i think people have said a small step, but it is a step and i, as excited as some of you are saying that we have been able to do that. however, and more than that, unfortunately, we have not been able to come together to keep up the safety net for 1.3 million unemployed americans by extending emergency unemployment insurance. and in fact, the problem of long-term unemployment is not even addressed. it wasn't -- even discussed at length. if you want to pull away the safety net and leave people with nothing, well, at least, at least have some creative solutions for getting them back to work. now, like many of you, i have to go back to my district, i have to go back to my constituents in san diego who have been struggling to find work for so long and tell them that we could not come together o preserve their only means of sustenance.

smith: i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from california, mrs. davis, the ranking member on the military personnel subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. davis: i rise in support of the national defense authorization act of 2014. as ranking member of the military personnel subcommittee i'm pleased this bill includes a number of provisionings that con ours commitment to our armed forces. i want to thank chairman joe wilson for working with me in a bipartisan manner to support our service members an their families. mr. speaker, i also want to recognize the chairman of the house armed services committee, buck mckeon, and adam smith, the ranking member for their excellent, wonderful leadership. i want to thank the hardworking staff as well, the military personnel subcommittee, debra, greg, janette, tom and colin. sexual assault has been a focus of this committee for the last several years and this bill continues to make significant progress toward increasing victim empowerment and holding commands accountable at all level

mr. al davis would say just win. sometimes, it was just win, baby.have a full understanding of what it meant, but i do now. just win, baby. by any means necessary. >> now we know that it's green bay in the dead of winter, how do you feel about that? >> you haven't been to green bay have you? >> i haven't played in a cold game my

davis. >> after playing i went to work for the oakland raiders. mr. al davis would say just win.metimes it was just win, baby. i didn't have a full understanding of what it meant , but i do now. just win, baby. >> just win, baby. seattle beat st. louis 27-9. the hawks win the nfc west and clinch home field throughout. carolina winners and get the nfc second seed. the niners playoff opponent is settled by the green bay-chicago winner. it was it was 8-20 bears. aaron rodgers back, guts. 45 seconds left and fourth and 8 and forget field goal range. how about the winning touchdown pass. packers stun the bears 33-28. they will host the niners. next sunday, 1:30 pacific time at lambeau field. nfc east, winner take all in dallas. philadelphia takes a 24-16 lead. this brown touchdown ron. run. romo is done for the season. orton to dez bryant. two-p so int conversion would fail. dallas with one last crack and/or ton -- 1k3* orton romos it. jerry jones livid. eagles wins it and will host new orleans on saturday. drew brees four touchdown passes and 76 yards there. 42-17 and saints are danc

davis. >> after playing i went to work for the oakland raiders. mr. al davis would say just win.was just win, baby. i didn't have a full understanding of what it meant , but i do now. just win, baby. >> just win, baby. seattle beat st. louis 27-9. the hawks win the nfc west and clinch home field throughout. carolina winners and get the nfc second seed. the niners playoff opponent is settled by the green bay-chicago winner. it was it was 8-20 bears. aaron rodgers back, guts. 45 seconds left and fourth and 8 and forget field goal range. how about the winning touchdown pass. packers stun the bears 33-28. they will host the niners. next sunday, 1:30eacific time at lambeau field. nfc east, winner take all in dallas. philadelphia takes a 24-16 lead. this brown touchdown ron. run. romo is done for the season. orton to dez bryant. two-p so int conversion would fail. dallas with one last crack and/or ton -- 1k3* orton romos it. jerry jones livid. eagles wins it and will host new orleans on saturday. drew brees four touchdown passes and 76 yards there. 42-17 and saints are dancing and yes

mr. davis' nomination has been pending for two years. the senate just move quickly to confirm sarah sewall, and sarah bloom rask into be second in command at treasury and mike connor at interior. sloan gibson we must focus on to be deputy at the veterans' affairs department and rick engler at the chemical safety board. madam president, christmas is one week from wednesday. we have a lot to do. we could complete all of our work by thursday. by friday, by saturday, by sunday, by monday, or tuesday. but finish it we must. i've lined out what we need to do, and it's up to the minority to determine what if anything they're going to stop us from doing. i'm happy to be -- work with them on time but there are certain things as i've indicated, mr. president, we have to get done before christmas. would the chair announce the business of the day. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will be in a period of morning business until 5:30 p.m. with the time equally divided

. >> mr. davis of rhode island. >> thank you, mr. secretary for being your.thank you to the administration and for the important information you have served -- shared today. thank you for the good work you are doing. each person reaffirmed our commitment to ensure that iran not develop right -- a nuclear weapon. everyone is asking of this makes us safer. question is is it more likely or less likely that it will prevent iran from having a nuclear weapon. i think the question is, doesn't make it more likely we will achieve this objective? there seem to be computing time eyes one timeline is doing nothing and the development of a nuclear run. the other timeline is official sanctions so severe that either iran abandons the nuclear ambition or the regime is rundown. the other timeline is negotiate -- negotiation. we act as if nothing will happen if we don't pursue some alternative. ike everyone on this panel, hope that you are successful in leading this effort. i think something great will be achieved if we prevent a nuclear iran as expeditiously as we can. have s

mr. al davis would say just win. sometimes, it was just win, baby.have a full understanding of what it meant, but i do now. just win, baby. by any means necessary. >> now we know that it's green bay in the dead of winter, how do you feel about that? >> you haven't been to green bay have you? >> i haven't played in a cold game my entire life. it will be new to me. but i won't let that affect my game. >> it's going to be cold for us, it's going to be cold for them. then honestly, we said all you're long, it's not about how you start, it's how you finish. who knows what the season is going to be like at the beginning. it's been a fight. i think that fight has helped build us and do us some good in the playoffs. >> when the day began, the 49ers had many playoff options, we found out they'll be in green bay at lambeau field. old school football in the dead of winter. in arizona, joe ponzi for sports wrap. >> this 2010, they won their last game to get into the playoffs and ended up winning the super bowl. packers quarterback, aaron rodgers played his first

we now go to the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and, you know, i'm leaded to report that -- pleased to report that i just came from a markup in ways and means where on a vote of 39-0 we voted to do a fix for three months of the sgr and kind of looking after the needs and concerns of doctors. i also want to take a moment to just associate myself with the comments of my friend from georgia, mr. woodall, who just spoke glowingly about community health centers and the accessibility as well as impact that they've had. i happen to have worked for two of them in civilian life and also had the good fortune to be president of our national trade association at one time. and i certainly think that they are a tribute to what can happen in the development of ambulatory care. and so i just want to thank him for that comment. as we begin, i want to make sure that we don't lose sight of the fact that many of of these policies that we've talked about did not include basic services such as hospital care and prescription drugs. he were what many peop

mr. al davis would say just win. sometimes it was just win, baby. >> just win now. >> i didn't have a full understanding of what it meant, but i do now. >> and they will need that mantra again on sunday in green bay where the temperatures you saw brian's report, supposed to be 9 degrees at kickoff. that's with the wind chill. harbaugh grew up in the cold and was on the bears' '89 team which lost the nfc championship game in chicago in frigid conditions. he was a fountain of conversation about that game today. >> you remember the bears, the weather -- they thought the weather was to their advantage? >> i remember the game. >> the numbers? >> i don't remember if we thought it was an advantage. >> surprised at all that the 49ers a west coast warm weather team was able to play the way they did? >> no. [ pause ] >> oh, yeah. harbaugh's mood says it all. it's play-off time. had thers -- 49ers slight favorite at lambeau field. kickoff 1:40 our time. >>> carlos rogers has an injured right hamstring. he did it at some point i

durham there, and i remember asking your brother, mr. davis, about that facility. and along with tim black, both had wonderful memories of going into not only the bank, but into activities at the binga arcade. now, both the arcade and the bank that was next to it were torn down to make way for expansion of iit. it's quite a story, and i love that chapter. i learned a lot about it. my biggest complaint about that chapter and whoever wrote it was there was no expansion beyond mentioning a name here and there. but there was a lot to mention, so that might account for why there was short shrift beginning to certain business and entrepreneurial -- given to certain bids and entrepreneurial activities. in looking at one of my favorite chapters, and i want to conclude in a minute or so, one of my favorites was one mentioned by brian dolinar. that was the one on negro aristocrats. fenton johnson wrote that. the significance of that chapter was it was based on his actual memories having grown up in chicago and having seen persons of high social status, it was titled "negro a

speaker, i yield to the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker, and thank you to my good friend and colleague from the great state of illinois, mr. roskam, for leading this special order on a very important subject. we have concerns. we should have concerns over a deal with iran, especially as americans. it wasn't too long ago where president clinton told us that north korea would abide by a similar deal. they agreed to stop their nuclear ambitions in order to get sanctions lifted and get billions in aid from the united states, but they went ahead and secretly continued their program. i caution this administration and the american people to make sure that this doesn't happen again with iran. this interim deal allows iran to continue enritching uranium to 5% purity level and to keep building new centrifuges to repair old ones. it calls for iran to convert 20% of enriched uranium, either fuel or to a diluted 5% stock, but these processes can easily be reversed. especially since this interim deal does not force iran to disassemble the infras

mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the ranking member for yielding. i rise in opposition to this rule and i don't do so because it gives us limited opportunity to keep the government open for a few days. and i know that we are going to allow our physicians to practice medicine so that they can take care of medicare patients for a few more days. what it does not do, it does not extend unemployment insurance for those two million or more people who will not have it. this is not going to be a good christmas for many of the people in my district. it's going to be just the opposite. so i vote against the rule so that we can in fact come back and provide unemployment compensation to those millions who need it and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from georgia. mr. woodall: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the yom from new york. ms. slaughter: i'm pleased to yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one and a half minutes. mr. cicilline: i thank t

mrs. davis: thank you very much. i certainly want to thank congresswoman speier for having this special order today. for so many families, it actually comes down to care for their loved one. that's what they know can happen as a result of proper granting at appropriate levels for the n.i.h. simply put, it's really vital to the nation's health. without n.i.h. funding, we will not see the breakthroughs that we've seen in the past. n.i.h. funding has led to cures, it's led to treatments and preventions for truly some of the most horrific diseases of our day. afflicting everyone. you know, diseases don't pick and choose between infants and seniors, lower, middle and we might say upper class. they don't distinguish. it's kind of equal opportunity for all and that's why they have to be targeted. i've been a consistent co-leader of the annual n.i.h. appropriations letter, requesting that the house appropriate full funding for the n.i.h.. and the return to full funding is absolutely essential. it's uniq

mr. hancock, and, of course, former governor gray davis.lective leadership made this possible. there are several heads of the department of transportation who have been sobered with this project. from project selection from the original decision to construct the new bridge thought the management and political challenges in sacramento. (calling names) from the wilson administration and my colleague today malcolm. thank you all (clapping) i've learned a thing or two from steve my current boss and i want to thing governor brown. this project hit a bumpy road associated with some bolts in the bridge but during that time the governor speculated first a steady i didn't focus on safety and wisdom to let the engineers make the decision when the bridge is safe and i appreciate that kind of direction from above to thank you governor and monthly i want to thank the people from the bay pr there have been challenges from moving this forward but through it all the people of that region have speculated great, great patience and we reward that patience wit

davis, a student he apparently did not know. then he fatally shot himself. a friend said he had hurt karl pierson -- had heard karl talking about killing people. >> he talked about it jokingly and mr. murphy brought it to the administration's chances, he was suspended. >> claire davis is in a coma after a word to the head. colorado's governor is asking the nation to pray for her. had a machete and molotov cocktails. three tsa present application d.c. ared easy -- in now open and approved passengers will be able to get through faster. u.s. citizens and lawful permanent residents can go through a process online at tsa.gov. is $85.lication fee prince george's county is making sure people have enough to beat this holiday season. they held their 29th annual event.as food basket county leaders packed up hundreds of baskets and loaded them onto trucks. the meals were delivered to seniors at the emerson house apartment in bladensburg. >> it is a fun time, we do it just before christmas. it provides a meal and information to these families in prince george's county. event,r today's firefighters and santa handed out candy canes at an elementary school. the program will feed about 3000 famil

mr. reid: i apoll jayce for jumping in. the clerk: brian j. davis of florida to be united states district judge for the middle district of florida. mr. reid: i ask that the clerk to report the cloture motion. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on brian j. davis of florida to be united states district judge for the middle district of florida, signed by 1 senators as follows: mr. reid: i ask that the reading of the names not be necessary. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. all opposed, no. the ayes appear to have t the ayes do have it. the motion is a agreed to. mr. reid: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 452. the presiding officer: question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. all opposed, no.

mrs. mcnutt, thank you for your husband davis. >> thank you, gentlemen. mr. rourke. >> thank you, mr. chairman. but also like to thank the chairman for organizing today's hearing in a manner which is organized it. very often we will hear from the va and afterward bso's caruthers impacted. out of the two years the va's response to the issues you brought up. the review here is accountability. we want to see how that accountability is implemented and what the consequences are much, doesn't do their job properly or when there is the case of malfeasance by someone who's working against the interests of the veterans they are supposed to serve. we want to have the consequent desire specifically. i think you raise a great point. one hit home with me and sounds like the rest of the committee. ms. mcnutt, as i said when i had a chance to meet you before the hearing again, i commend you on your courage and be here. i hope your story helps galvanize the va. one, to resolve your claim, which is taken for too long already, but also to serve as the ad an inducement to ensure no one else is suffering

mrs. mcnutt, thank you for your husband davis. >> thank you, gentlemen. mr. rourke. >> thank you, mr. chairman. but also like to thank the chairman for organizing today's hearing in a manner which is organized it. very often we will hear from the va and afterward bso's caruthers impacted. out of the two years the va's response to the issues you brought up. the review here is accountability. we want to see how that accountability is implemented and what the consequences are much, doesn't do their job properly or when there is the case of malfeasance by someone who's working against the interests of the veterans they are supposed to serve. we want to have the consequent desire specifically. i think you raise a great point. one hit home with me and sounds like the rest of the committee. ms. mcnutt, as i said when i had a chance to meet you before the hearing again, i commend you on your courage and be here. i hope your story helps galvanize the va. one, to resolve your claim, which is taken for too long already, but also to serve as the ad an inducement to ensure no one else is suffering

contractors assistance center is like kaepernick tossing a 50-yard bomb to davis and you get it in the end zone and you score. i know that's what mr. birch is trying to do is to get scores. you can get to the plate and eventually the percentages will help you. i'm all about getting to the touchdown, getting to the end zone because that's what makes our families feel a little bit more confident about the city. that's why we have spent hours with people like ma sud and everyone trying to figure out with our contractors. we've talked about this for quite some years. we talked about this with many of you in the community for many years without a lot of progress. now it's not about you go and try to figure out the bidding process and you are on your own. it's about us bringing that process right here to this community and exposing it and breaking it down and getting the modern tools like all that you see in the modern way of getting to properly not only bid but get yourself prepared to communicate with the contractors of these jobs. we are acting and throwing the passes down the path so people can actually catch and score with these co

mr. president. the nomination of brian davis of florida to fill a judicial seat that has been declared an emergency as well as a handful of other nominations. all these nominees are qualified and dedicated public servants. i haven't heard a single word about these nominations being flawed in any way. these nominees have broad bipartisan support. their positions safeguard the economy, thus ensuring our national security. i'm disappointed that republican senators have suggested that these nominees are nonessential or unimportant. i heard one senator yesterday afternoon say just do them next year. another said yeah, they're nonessential and they are really unimportant. why don't we do them again -- why don't we do them next year. mr. president, everyone should understand the senate will not wait until the new year to consider these nominations. these are critical nominations. and if that means working through the weekend and next week, so be it. the senate will finish its work before we leave for the holidays. it's our constitutional duty. public servants who set our nation's monetary policy, guard ag

mr newman does come home. >> obviously i can tell you glen davies is a special representative, someone i spoke to within the last month or so. he works full-time to get both - americans have their back and get this on an instructive road so we can deal with the issues. >> there were murmur, is that kenneth bay would be released. someone will reach out or we'll do the bill richardson jimmy carter, or bill clinton who goes to north korea on a humanitarian mission, and hopefully released with kenneth bay. we'll see what happens. 85-year-old merrill newman. thank you for your time jim walsh. >> vice president joe biden will spend next week in asia. on the top of the agenda easing tensions between china and the east china sea. all pilots are required to identify themselves before entering the disputed air space. japan is refusing to comply. major american airliners are following advice. they are notifying china the flight plans. the u.s. government has not accepted the new rules. two major japanese airlines will fly through the airspace without notifying china. >> al jazeera broke the news about the destruction

water good i think you do it right later described me as a half crazed davy crocket running around the room porch of nixon's alamo mr chairman thank you so much pleasure out of enjoyed it and now to an inside look at the cook county jail in chicago illinois the car correctional facility holds around ten thousand inmates making it the largest jail in the u.s. because of cuts to community mental health services and state psychiatric institutions the prison also stands as america's largest mental health care provider and sacks thirty percent of and maids at cook county jail have a mental illness artie's liz wahl took a deeper look at this correctional facility and the thousands of mentally ill inmates who may not belong in the prison system. chicago's cut county jail holds over ten thousand inmates making it the largest jail in the united states it's also the nation's largest mental health care provider it's exploding on any given day about twenty five to thirty percent of the inmates here at the county jail suffer from some sort of severe mental illness here in the minimum security section of the jail most inmates suf

for me, but it's nothing like the christmas present that it's going to be for judge brian davis and his family. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. johnson: mr. president, i rise to speak in support of dr. janet yellen to be chair of the board of governors of the federal reserve system. as we continue to recover from the worst economic crisis since the great depression, we need a strong and thoughtful chairman of the federal reserve. we need a chair who has learned from our economic successes and mistakes over the past several decades. we need a chair who understands how monetary policy affects the everyday lives of americans. and we need a chair who understands the importance of implementing wall street reform to promote financial stability. dr. yellen has all these qualities, and she is ideally suited to be the next fed chair. dr. yellen's experience is unmatched. she currently serves as a member and vice chair of the board of governors. she previously served as a member of the board of governors in the 1990's. she was chair of president cl

davis! he's going to run it all the way back! auburn's going to win the football game! >> mr.ake your victory lap, my mine. >> that announcer, he's not going to be able to speak for weeks. it was incredible. then i have to ask myself, the alabama coach having place kicker miss two field goals, decide to do that? but for the bet, the dinner, i would ask you to take me to per se -- >> per se? >> per se. which you can afford. it's french. i don't like french. >> i think i should be invited to go. i correctly predicted auburn would win because my son susan and bob gibbs went there. you don't remember? i don't get any respect around here for my football knowledge. >> we had a hidden camera in bob's den. look how happy he is over winning a dinner bet. >> go, go! you can run it out! you can run it out! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh my god! oh! oh my god! we did it! we did it! >> we've all been there, bob. congratulations. >> my sister's granddaughter got killed in that. but it's okay. >> what is wrong with bob? >> i love college football because it's exciting, you never know what's goin

and the deputy secretary of the department of homeland security and brian davis of florida, a classic example, mr. president, to fill a district court seat that has been declared a judicial emergency. his nomination has been pending for more than 650 days. nonessential? i don't think so. on the contrary, these are absolutely essential nominees. it's their job to carry out justice, protect our country and safeguard the economy and it's the senate's job to confirm them but, mr. president, how long will it take the senate to complete its job? it's up to my republican friends. mr. president -- a senator: will the majority leader yield for a question? mr. reid: i would note the absence of a quorum. quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. vitter: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. vitter: i ask unanimous consent to speak for two minutes as if in morning business. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous

mr. murphy brought it to the administration and karl got suspended for that. >> police say he was looking for murphy when he walked in with the shotgun but couldn't find them so he shot claire davis, a 17 year old girl he didn't know and then shot himself. she is in critical condition. >>> john kerry is looking for evidence that an american who vanished in iran is still alive. the arraign yanira government -- iranian government denies involvement. a report reveals he was working for the cia. this week kerry weighed in on the levinson family's suggestion that the government is not doing enough to get him back. >> to suggest that we have abandoned him or anybody has abandoned him is incorrect. we are working on several processes that i am not free to talk about. >> some members of congress including senator john mccain say they're convinced iran knows where levinson is. >>> today could be the busiest day of the year for postal service. the rush is onto get gifts mailed out. if you are sending something outside the u.s. today is the deadline for global express to get it there by the 25th. first class mail needs to go out by the 20th. if you are going with priority mail the 21st is t

mr. murphy brought that to the administration and carl got suspended for that. >> carl couldn't find him so he shot fellow student clair davis a 17-year-old girl's apparently didn't know and then killed himself. meanwhile arapahoe high school will remain closed, at least through the week. >>> residents in vallejo are trying to do what they can to stop a surge in violence. five people were murdered there in the past week, that brings the total to 26 killed this year alone. last night people remembered the latest victims at a candlelight vigil. they also talked about solutions to the problem. >> a place where they are not afraid to express their feelings of pain and anger and have one who is going to steer them in the correct direction. they will actually consider the advice they are giving to them. >> reporter: budget cuts have forced them to close a lot of the community centers. they are pushing their cause on social media. there is a conversation on facebook under the title stop the violence in vallejo vigil. >>> secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. is looking for evidence an american who disappeared in iran is still

they include collide davis, eli wallic, barbara strie sid and the "love boat's" bernie. both mr.y the way, woody allen and george girshwin both from brooklyn. >> right. and they znlt stay there. regardless, there's more than skyscrapers. there are beautiful wide open spots, central park. such a beauty and success that its designers were asked to create one in brooklyn. >> absolutely. central park is an absolutely rough draft. good thing they worked out all the kinks before they completed the more significant one, prospect park. and in brooklyn trees are so nice they write bookses in thin. >> you want to cry? check manhattan's real estate prices. i'm eat sure it helps my case but no island is more valuable. >> coney island is home to the wonder wheel. the world-famous cyclone and the warriors. jeffrey jeffrey, come out and play. >> nice. and excellent movie. but if you want a real life thrill, step into any of the yellow manhattan cabs. they might refuse. as the song says, i'll take manhattan. i'll take manhattan. it's a drink called the hutzpah. it doesn't contain egg or cream. >

davis is going to run it all the way back. auburn's going to win the football game! auburn ace going to win the football game! >> all right, mrbeckle, you won the bet, take your victory lap, my man. >> first of all that guy, that announcer man, i'll tell you be he's not going to be able to speak for weeks. why did the alabama coach after having his place kicker miss two field goals from 30 yards decide to do that from 56 yards out? because we had the dinner, i would ask you to take me to say, whatever that -- >> per se. >> per se. which you can afford. it's french. i don't like french so i'm not going to go. >> i think i could be invited to go because i correctly predicted that auburn would win because my friend susan went there. >> i don't get any respect for my football knowledge. >> we had a hidden camera in bob's den. look at how happy he is just over winning a dinner bet. watch. >> go, go! you can run it out! you can run it out! go, go, go! oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god! oh! oh, my god! we did it! we did it! >> we've all been there, bob. congratulations. good job. >> my sister's granddaughter -- i'm only