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this, annette. >> she will be back on top in no time. what we just saw was real life getting fired. that's the face somebody was fired three times. the face is like, -- i feel awful, but i assumed you loved it. >> i would have liked to see megan kelly keep going. also your husband is leaving and your cat is dead. i will tell you which politician this would not have happened to is ed koch. >> joanne, have you ever received bad news in public? has a hockey player ever dumped you on jumbo tron? >> no. i would need a much bigger reaction for that. i love megyn kelly. she is the stoic dream crusher. >> that's the name of her boat. >> ms. bosworth, pretty girls when they go to prison they don't look as pretty when they come out. >> i disagree. >> if she has a publicist or manager, they need to be fired immediately. that person is spoationed to be on -- that person is supposed to be there withr blace and getting the detes. you have signals you show like lost it or win it. >> she was let down. will i want to see how your face s. you aren't aware that you lost "red eye qtle mr. banana hammoc

it gets worse for annette bosworth. today she turned herself in to the attorney general office indicted on six counts of perjury and six counts of false statements. she submitted petitions to get on the palate and there are allegations that she falsified things to get on the petitions. now she has that to deal with now. >> that's a bad day. you think you had a bad day. that's a bad day. coming up on al jazeera america, it is one of the best places to find a job right now, but it is one of the most dangerous places to work. we will take you live to north dakota. and an american egyp jailed in egypt makes a plea to president obama for help. >> giving $200 million to the city that will help cut deep cuts. the bills are wait forgive governor rick snyder's signature. >>> the labor department said the workplace fatality rate in north dakota is five times the national rate. many who lost their lives work in the booming gas industry. diane from lewis ton, diane, good to see you. what is the safety problem there in north dakota?

annett, thank you very much for being here.t to start with the breaking news from the associated press that reports you have lost your race and that former south dakota governor mike rounds has prevailed in the gop primary. your thoughts on that and then we'll get to the controversy. >> well, that's news to me. i didn't know that. >> really? >> you know, it's been an amazing -- i didn't know. so i found out on national television. you know, megyn, it's been an amazing race and very important that the south dakota shows the country about getting behind the republican in south dakota so that we can get harry reid, get him kicked to the curb so the next step of this race is to support our republican primary as much as that's disappointing to me. >> sorry to break the news to you. the former governor is said to have a good chance as far as the gop field goes. i want to ask you about these attacks against you and whether you think it is a republican versus democrat thing when it comes to women. >> well, i don't know that republican

senate candidate annette bosworth faces 12 felony charges for perjury and false or forged signatures.riminal intent to deceive. >> it can't get any worse, can it? >> the number two trender, strange brew. >> what i figured out in the break room the other day. >> coffee talk. >> everybody went to the coffee pot and everybody had exactly the same cup of coffee. >> simpler america. >> government will tell you that this is fine. but you know differently. >> glenn beck uses coffee to roast the government. are we collective or an individualist society? >> talk amongst yourself. >> this is what is in our break room. you can have this really crappy instant coffee. >> i believe in coffee, coffee for everyone. >> or have one that you love. this is the free market. >> i'm a little verklempted. >> today's top trender, buckeye bus stop. >> nationwide bus tour rolled into columbus. >> nancy pelosi is taking her economic agenda on the road. >> nancy pelosi heads to ohio to promote equality for working women. >> we know what the problem is. >> women make 77 cents on the dollar. >> we have the legislat

. >> reporter: i'm annette fernanda. >>> a lot of potholes need fixing. >> we're going to find ourselves in a pretty dire situation. >> crumbling roads have some politicians causing tax hikes. the chance you'll be stuck with a bill. that's new at 6:00. no rush, andy. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying your coach for adding five miles per hour to your serve. that ball wasn't in. get your eyes checked. help me out here. download the best mobile app today. so you can always have the advantage. chase. so you can >>> we want to update you on our breaking news. a fire breaking out in the cordelia area. we see one home engulfed in flames. this is near the 680/80 interchange near gold hill road. the chp has just issued a travel advisory because 680 northbound has just been closed. this has just been upgraded to 5 alarms, seven homes burning. >>> more trouble involving a local college. thousands of bay area students could see their

half of paratransit trips and i have been impressed by the group and i'm sure you are familiar with annette and kate and others and their really good work over the years and we have a very efficient public-private partnership, whereby we provide paratransit system through taxi drivers, the taxi drivers get the business and the customers get the service and we don't have to subsidize it to the same extent. some people have said in the course of the cpuc discussions -- other jurisdictions paratransit system is contracted out and you have contracted vehicles. yes, we could do that, but that really feels like a step backwards, because that is where we came from in order to become more efficient and cost-effective and if we wanted to go back to that model, it would cost the public and the city of san francisco about $2 million a year to provide the same taxi service on the sf access platform. so to me, that is equivalent to a $2 million subsidy to venture capital technology firms that refuse to provide this service, and cannot provide the service. so somehow the taxpayers of san francisco are su

senate candidate from south dakota annette boz worth lost the election tuesday and then turned herself according to the sioux falls leader. she's reportedly charged with six counts of perjury and six counts of filing false documents related to election campaign laws. >>> tuesday's election also held the fate of several counties bids to secede from california and form a 51st state. del north and sis queue county residents voted to stick around voting down a measure that would have established a jefferson republic. but residents passed their advisory ballot initiative 56 to 44%. "people" magazine, a profile there of hillary clinton reveals she didn't read the "vanity fair" piece written by monica lewinsky responding quote, everybody needs to look to the future and adding quote, i've moved on. >>> vladimir putin responded to hillary clinton's comments about his actions in crimea and likening his actions to that of adolf hitler. his response is quote, it's better not to argue with women. ms. clinton has never been too graceful in her statements. he added, when people push boundaries too fa

. >> reporter: but that reason, annette ramirez and others with the city of los angeles animal control were brought in today. they put items duke is familiar with near the river where he was last seen. >> his family brought over his dog bed from home. some of his toys. and some of the owner's clothing. hoping that those scents familiar scents would attract him to the area. >> reporter: so far, no luck with that. today divers were brought in. they went into lakes and ponds in the area. they too found nothing. >> that was art baron reporting from southern california. >>> a two alarm fire in concord this morning destroyed a home and left search people looking for a -- several people looking for a place to stay. the fire broke out around 6:00 in the morning on a house on detroit avenue. crews had it under control within an hour. the home is a total loss. the fire also damaged nearby houses. displacing at least four people. the red cross is helping them find housing. >>> this is an extremely serious national security risk for the country. >> the terrorist group isis continues its rampage ac

annette miranda joins us live in san jose. nanette, the governor has a tough decision to make here. >> reporter: that's right. coaches say they're trained very well and know when a kid has had enough contact. but medical research shows that hits don't have to produce concussions to have long lasting effects. >> he's been playing since he was 6 years old. so it scares me to death. >> reporter: marleau sander has been watching her son play football for years, and worries about all those hits he has taken. >> he wants to just go out there and hit. i want him to be more or less just kind of take it easy. it scares me to death. >> reporter: the california state senate sent governor brown a bill that would limit full contact practice time for middle and high school players to just two workouts a week, 90 minutes each day. no full contact practice at all in the off-season. conditioning and drills do not count against those restrictions. author assemblyman ken cooley says the goal is to curb the number of brain injuries and concussion

and workers in eastern ukraine are taking up arms and swearing allegiance to the self-proclaimed annette's republic they say they don't trust president poroshenko peace plan and i . was at the ceremony which saw the new members sworn in and so the ranks. only a matter of weeks ago these men were digging for their country today they're taking up arms against it these miners are the latest recruits for the uniformed fishel army of the self-proclaimed people's republic of donetsk. so just yesterday we were all wearing mine is uniforms and mining calls today we joined the ranks of the militia to protect our motherland and i loved ones and to stop the killings of children women and the elderly the defense force has been quickly drawn together in a bid to counter the government's crackdown on the eastern provinces even before the troubles began these men had made repeated complaints to kiev about were conditioned low wages and the money from the wealthy industrial region going straight to the central authorities. but now those very authorities are firing shells at them the miners say they have n

stephane is in paris while annette is in frankfurt. let's start with you, annette.y understanding is this deal would be reportedly worth $1 billion or more than the current ge offer and the matched as far as job currencies are concerned. is that your take, too? >> yeah, that's pretty much my take and the analyst take. if you look at the offer, they're saying it's attractive for both players, for alstom, siemens and mitsubishi. so they're proposing an allowance for the bulk of alstrom, they will remain listed as a big company, will remain as a big player and siemens are saying that the gas service business should be headquartered in france. of course, as you were saying, julia, they are pledging to create more than 1,000 jobs during the course of the next three years and also they are saying that they are -- there is job security for those assets if the bit goes through. it's interesting in major joint ventures with alstrom. they would like to have a joint venture by acquiring 40% of alstom's steam and nuclear business, 20% of the grid and 20% of the hydrobusiness, e

that's very unfortunate, annette. now i want to say, sri. >> i'm sure we could do a "frozen" tour. >> i'm sure. making more money. >>> still to come on the show, the credit card was seen as a big threat to cash, but shaking up the way we pay for things. >>> time now for our weekly tech driver segment. this week we're taking a look at how technology is shaking up the way we pay for things. for decades, retailers have been fighting over the fees from debit and credit card transactions. but now mobile is threatening mastercard and visa. i went to take a look. cash has been around for a millenia, but the way we pay is about to get an overhaul. the process of mobile devices means a storm is brewing at the checkout. mobile payment start-ups have jumped in the ring with established tech players like google, apple and amazon to discount existing powerhouses like visa and mastercard. and why wouldn't they? we expect the mobile payment business to arrive to $721 billion by 2017. beyond that, card transactions in the u.s. alone

let's get out to annette for more in frankfurt.ave been inundated with nike advertising. >> yes, that is true. nike advertising is attracting more interests than the ads from adidas. bottom line, what does this story mean for adidas who is, of course, the biggest supplier for soccer gear still in the world is that the gap between nike and adidas is actually closing. because nike is doing rel well in investments in europe and now with the u.s. kick off on the football front and showing real interests in soccer, that could do something really good for nike sales in the northern hemisphere of the united states. adidas, at the same time, could benefit from that. if the players in the states or if people in the states really get into the football or soccer mode, probably they also will buy adidas gear and that is a huge market, of course, for adidas. first of all, i'll send it back to you. both teams are still in. both players and, of course, nike is supplying the gear to the united states and adidas is supplying the gear to the german

annette miranda is in the city. how bad is it right now? and how long will the sick-out last? >> reporter: we have not heard yet how long this sick-out will last and whether it will continue tomorrow. but muni riders who are normally home by now probably aren't. that's how bad it is. and muni riders who are fed up with waiting are looking for alternatives, walking, and uber. one woman is wondering who's going to reimburse her for her $20 ride. and that's the kind of thing that sticks with people. >> being part of this is tough. >> reporter: evening commuters are in for another headache. the muni driver sick-out continues. it's all about a labor contract that transit union members are not happy with. and that's what upsets riders. >> your neighbors are the ones who have to go to work. you're not screwing the board of them ins or whatever. it's everybody else. >> reporter: work earns aers ar asked to kick in another 7.5% toward their pension. >> when you have to commute, what are you going to do? you're going to be pretty angry. >> i can't confirm that this is a sick-out except

. >> reporter: annette is the director of a nonprofit studying the cost of childcare.sachusetts ranks as the most expensive at $29,000 for two young children in daycare, with mississippi the lowest, at $9,200 a year. nationwide childcare costs have been growing at a rate five times that of family incomes. >> we are seeing a time in the united states of america where people are having babies literally off an economic cliff. >> christen co-founded mums rising, a grassroots organisation with a million members. cost increases can be explained by rising expenses at childcare centers, the larger issue is a manner of supply. day cares in 19 states had waiting lists, and turned away families, unable to keep up with a rapidly rising demand of the labour voice. 50% of the workforce are women, and three-quarters of mums are in the workforce. 50% of families rely on mum's wages as the primary bread winner. >> reporter: yet the economic squeeze of childcare forced mums like jessica, a washington d.c. mother of three out of full-time work. >> working for the environment law firm was

back to you. >> thank you so much, annette. you raise many points there. we'll pick them up. let's start with the deflation situation. because he said it was irrational. you say a deflation scare. it's nonsense, quite frankly. does that really matter. he took measures last week for other reasons. >> well, first of all, he's right. the inflation debate or deflation debate has gone off track. price stability is good. having said that, the european central bank is aiming as promised to deliver medium term an inflation rate of close to 1.8%. they are clearly below what they have promised. and as they do not inspect inflation to go up a lot over the next two years, they had a good reason to act so. in that sense, draghi last week was probably right. >> but deflation or disinflation is taking place. actually financing costs are coming down at a greater rate than actually we're seeing in terms of inflation and prices right now. we're seeing competitiveness gains. it's exactly what we need in europe. it's a good thing. >> exactly. europe is very much on the right track. we have seen

. >>> i'm annette miranda live in mountain view. because of drought resistant yards like this residents are reducing water use by 20%. so why could water rationing be a reality. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. sunny skies right now across san jose. we're going to be talking about temperatures heating up quite a bit. we'll let you know when your 100 degree heat is going to return to the bay area in just a few minutes. >>> new at 6:00, water conservation might be getting contentious. later this month, the public commission will be considering mandatory magnificenting. but some think the cut backs are unfair to the p many cities already cutting back voluntarily. >> reporter: it's unclear how big the mandate would be. all water districts under jurisdiction two have to abide by the same rule. they would have to abide by the same law regarding those who water every day. this woman put in more drought toll rant plants. there are buckets in her shower to catch the water while it's getting hot. you name it, she's done it. >> it's been voluntary so

finally in south dakota, annette bosworth was so eagle for appear on fox news she went on the air before checking the election results. you can see where this one is going. watch her reaction to anchor megan kelly. >> breaking news from the associated press that reports you have lost your race, and that former south dakota governor has revailed in the g.o.p. primary. your thoughts on that, and we'll get to the controversy. >> well, that's news to me. i didn't know that. >> really? >> it's been--i didn't know. i found out on national television. >> oooh! i'm david shuster and that's today's power politics. >> an update on david shuster's reporting, a little while ago the associated press called it bad cochrane. in libyan unknown gunmen fired a grenade in the latest sign of the country's growing instability. the prime minister was not in his office at the time of the attack. his press assesso assess--predecessor refuses to step aside saying that it needs to be decided by the court. >>> in yemen, rebels have been trying to take territory from the sunni tribe. shia fighters proposed the ceas

. >> annette brooke. >> thank you mr. speaker. julius house, a wonderful children's hospice is currently out research with a university into the impact of short rates on family relationships. will the prime minister give higher priority to the funding of short breaks as an investor measure u i absolute lly agree with that measure. i will never forget in the first children's hospice in the country that it is a complete life safer for families and carries out brilliant work that's why we've committed over $800 billion and i'm sure this research will help inform our work in the future. >> mr. speaker sutcliff. >> i wonder if the prime minister is aware of the alleged misselling of cash back warrants. i wonder that one of the uk's largest utilities companies have refused to pay back to certain areas, many of whom are the poorest in our society, i command him for raising this issue. this took place over a decade ago. this was looked at in the department of trade and industry. for the outcome of the liquidation, i encourage him to give

lugansk eastern ukraine an assistant to one of the heads of the self-proclaimed annette's republican eastern ukraine has been killed in a drive by shooting he was traveling in a store in the center of the nets when a group of on identify gunmen opened fire with assault rifles from another vehicle one of the leaders of the self-proclaimed annette's republican who often use the car was not inside at the time the official itself believes it was an attempted political assassination targeting the man that died was a member of the sunni republic's high council responsible for humanitarian aid. moscow is the release to russian journalist by the national guard they were detained while crossing a checkpoint after being accused of gathering information on it. was more for us well it's a particular reason as a matter of fact because the national guard has said and i'm quoting that journalists were carrying documents confirming their credit and the self-proclaimed republic of donetsk and they are suspected of monitoring and gathering and for mission on the checkpoint in the zone of counterterror

michael jackson died from cardiac arrest after a lethal overdose of surgical annette tick and differentives. he was preparing for come back tour at the time of his death. today fans left candles and flowers at his star on the hollywood walk of fame. jackson was just 50 years of a age. >> in your health news tonight researchers say 3d mammograms can help detect invasive cancers better than regular mammograms. 3d mammograms reduce the number of times women are called back in to have the test again. according to researchers at the university of pennsylvania, not only do mammograms frequently reduce false positive results but in many scenarios they can appear normal even though breast cancer is present. 3d mammography was approved by the fda back in 2011 to be used along with the standard digital mammogram. the machines needed for the 3d technology are very expensive and not all insurance providers cover the procedure for partly >> two toddlers left alone locked in an apartment for at least four days. police say the 23 year old mother of a one year old an three year old was arrested for out

the agency's former colleagues, harvey pitt the former chairman of the sec and former commissioner annette nazareth. great to have you here today. i also can't quite resist saying that whoever arced for the yankees to sweep the toronto blue jays for my arrival i'll be eternally grateful. i'm really happy to be here on this particular day. i may not be able to say that the next time i'm here. what i want to speak to you about is the current state of our securities markets, an issue that i know is on a lot of people's minds, and one that i think is well suited as a topic for the financial capital of the world where we are now. the u.s. securities markets are the largest and most robust in the world and they are fundamental to the global economy. they transform the savings of investors into capital for thousands of companies, add to nest eggs, send our children to college, turn american inaga ingenuuty, finance public infrastructure. the state and quality of our equity markets in particular have received a great deal of attention lately with a discussion that actually has expanded well beyond

six is an apparently unlucky number for former spouse of south dakota candidate annette bosworth.eceived 6% of the vote, and losing the nomination to former nominee mike brown and then yesterday, she was arrested and charged with six counts of perjury and six counts of filing false documents for collecting voter signatures fraudulently while she was on a mission trip outside of the u.s. she was immediately releesased after turning herself into the authorities. and getting the signatures together -- didn't we have that problem with mr. conniers? >>> their political future could be mighty bright. who is the first california to serve as majority leader? that is a good one. tweet your answer to the daily rundown to get the shoutout. the answer in three short minutes. where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: whatever you can imagine, all in one place expedia, find yours thank you. thank you. i got this. oh, no, i'll get it! let me get it. uh-uh-uh. i don't want you to pay for thi

annette m. burr alert for three children.ith their mothers of the sureties to is now accused of a man knows best. a couple let been in a bitter custody dispute for months and the she claimed that her husband abused her for years the third to kill her. the klan the mother was living in a hotel and not caring for them properly. >>: the fire friends are francisco that we brought was breaking news a monday morning on the crime 4 morning news. --- kron 4 morning news we now know the damage amounts are to honor $50,000 in damage and $75,000 of damage is to the laundry and customers close that was and the dry cleaners. >>: the 34 year-old, a board of trustees have made the decision to shut down due to bankruptcy. in the theater cannot maintain itself on cash flow to the box office on and on the donations from a healthy--wealthy backers fear and in 1980 they manage about seven light pharmacists a year. >>: are now the national average of $3.64 a gallon in gas-, price per gallon of regular 422 is 411 in oakland and 409 san jose. >>: c

. >> within of my friend from high school started bar qued annette work on line security, the guy is so rich now. all he does is post pictures from his yacht or whatever. i just want to say mike, we get it. you're successful, move on. >>> you know world cup is in brazil and we have been covering it good day style. heather mits is in u.s. olympic gold medalist. she knows her soccer. she makes it palatable for rest of us. >> thank you. >> she's coming on at 7:45 and she has a buzz word for you, sue and she has good news about what might happen next game against portugal. >> cool fun good this is getting exciting. >> christiana, we know you like him. >> forget texting words or pictures but soon you can send a smell through your phone, new technology >>> it will be a warm day to day for the first time all year, we're seeing temperatures in the 90's, sue serio. >> yes, cooler in the poconos and family fun park will be a great place to spend this hot afternoon if you had day off from school but some kids are still going this week. bus stop buddy is one of them, temperatures in the 60's and

annette boz well turned herself in 24 hours after losing in what state? >> south dakota?ct. what is the name of sergeant bowe bergdahl's hometown? time. it is hailey, idaho. 300-point question joining with the area around its nearby international airport shs the city of seattle this week raised its minimum wage to what value? >> $15. >> that's correct. 300-point question. the state of iowa will for the first time be represented by a woman in the u.s. senate if this republican nominee. >> joni ernst. >> 300 points. the department of labor announced yesterday the unemployment rate held steady at what level? >> 6.3%. >> correct. >> if california chrome wins the belmont stakes later today, horse racing will have the first triple crown racing since 1978. that's the same year that the first popular elected african-american senator was defeated for >> can we name the state? >> no. we will call time. correct answer is ed brook of? >> massachusetts. >> evan mcmorris santoro, a world record, 2900 points. that is a shockingly impressive performance, congratulations, evan. bill wolf

letter to get sold were still the thousand dollars late type that was about epaulet annette newslettersre on route four straight ticket matched five of the winning numbers from thursday night and the buyer has not come forward yet to claim the money officials say the letter has 180 days after the draw and the clam their prize. bonds and south avenue places are alike in 35 of from the leash. six parks and on bulow dollars to be released a dozen times did stars and june 23rd dog owners take foray untethered friends during which they once between the hours of 6 and 10 a part of a one-year pilot program to try and see how orris officials say vague urge the back which you have all program. owns first national guard station in berkeley will not believe how she says those stolen. >> : i lay there realize my purse was gone of first they all did not know what had happened. until a good samaritan and told her about this. a: in the wheelchair all allegedly had her purse was heading for the elevator. that that time i went to the elevator stopped as vessel that caught the elevator door was about to

. >> annette brooke. >> thank you mr. speaker. julius house, a wonderful children's hospice is currently carrying out research with a university into the impact of short rates on family relationships. will the prime minister give higher priority to the funding of short breaks as an investor save measure? >> i absolutely agree with my honorable friend about this issue. anyone bringing up a severely disabled child knows when you find one of these hospices. i'll never forget finding helen house in oxford. the first children's hospice, i think, anywhere in the country. it's a complete life saver for families and carries out brilliant work. that's why we've committed over $800 billion and i'm sure this research will help inform our work in the future. >> mr. jerry sutcliffe. >> i wonder if the prime minister is aware of alleged selling of cash back warrants. i wonder that one of the uk's largest utilities companies have allegedly refused to pay back to certain areas, many of whom are the poorest in our society. >> i commend the honorab

. >> meanwhile, annette on facebook says the sleeping giant is waking up.ean on facebook, i'm a bit shocked but maybe all the incumbents should be voted out. >> i agree with the analysis he didn't pay enough attention at his own district. clearly that was one of the major issues. a lot of experts are going to be on hour after hour, but eric cantor is not a liberal guy, not even a moderate guy. >> when it came to immigration, laura ingraham was here yesterday, said this was would be a major play-making moment whep you try to -- when you try to please everyone you make a different statement than you intended. >> eric cantor was talking about going forward with the republican party, finding a deal on immigration, but obviously a lot of people out there don't like that idea. what's curious is "the washington post" this morning is reporting that what his, eric cantor's internal poll numbers were one week ago. on june 6, they showed cantor at 62% and mr. brat at 28%. the final margin was of course brat 56% and cantor 44%. >> they are going to be analyzing this fo

vehicles local media is also reporting that more than fifty people have been killed in lugansk and annette's in the past few hours in the vicinity of slavyansk in small villages surrounding this town we are hearing reports from people on the ground that missile attacks artillery fire and air raids are happening and that these are being caused by fighter jets and helicopters at the same time we've been told by the people's mayor of slavyansk that at least forty percent of residents of that town have evacuated or have fled most of them of course are women and children as the fighting intensifies we are witnessing more and more scenes of evacuation we caught up with the most vulnerable of vulnerable and often age in the city of. donetsk. these are the faces of ukraine's most vulnerable children abandoned by their parents and suffering from a chevy aids while they're too young to understand they're sick they're not too young to not feel fear a look at those leaders of one of the problem is that a judge flew over drop bombs and now all the children when they go out they look at the sky asking who

gunmen opened fire with assault rifles from another vehicle one of the leaders of the self-proclaimed annette's republic who had often used the car was not inside of the time the official believes it was an attempted political assassination targeting him the man that died was a member of the sunni and republics high consul responsible for humanitarian aid. the money in ukraine released to russian journalists captured by the national guard they were detained while crossing a checkpoint after being accused of gathering information on it. was more. well that's a particular reason as a matter of fact because the national guard has said and i'm quoting the journalists were carrying documents confirming their greatest station in the self-proclaimed republic of donetsk and they are suspected of monitoring and gathering information on the checkpoint in the zone of counterterrorist operation and now as a matter of fact according to the officials and all the journalists were actually just passing through. checkpoint when they were operating handed they didn't inform their colleagues that they were being

speaker, i rise today to honor vice chairwoman annette lambert of the sioux tribes of the fort peck reservation who recently passed away. serving her people was her calling in life. in prior to election to the executive board, she was a businesswoman who helped provide services and jobs on the reservation. she inspired the young men and women to pursue higher education as a volunteer member of the tribe's higher education board of directors, and one of the founders of fort peck community college, a tribal college in poplar, montana. she'll be greatly missed by many and her commitment to service and leadership should not only serve as an inspiration for her fellow tribal members, but for all montanans. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. r. sires: -- mr. payne: mr. speaker, we are here today to celebrate two very different anniversaries. 50 years ago we enjoyed the freedom summer and the signing of the civil rights act of 1964 that paved the w