annettes providing emotional support to some of th wives of the adt, while their husbands are in afghanistanr-old keely is college senior setth sitting over seas in cuba. 19-year-old travis is studying to be a geologist. he and a friend are recely hiking near uc irvine and made the self discovery of a body. travis received long distance counselin from his dad in afghanistan. da can't be home right now to nurture his own family, but they're helping afghan farmers impre the future for their families. >> every village we've been into, they know who the adt is, now when we return or our converts rern, we know we're there for good. >> abc 7 news. >> when "asgnment 7" continues, a bay area woman who paid for driving lessons but never leard how to drive. 7 on your side looks into several other complaints about the school she went to. and north bay home looki for a new owne the unique selling point that sets it apart in the market. ♪ (aouncer) we all want to stay active. we don't want anything... .to slow us down. but evenn your 30s... ...your bones can begin to chang overtime, you can begin to have

annette bigler of kcbs radio showsus why they have police concerned. >> reporter: two different stabbings here and the first one at star bird park, a family friendly area. i talked to a woman over here who lives nearby and she said she actually saw the tail end of the stabbing that happened monday night. and she saw a boy bleeding on the ground and his mother screaming. police say the two boy, 16 and 18 years old, were attacked by a group of five people who yelled gang affiliations at them, and then attacked them. the two boys were both sent to the hospital with stab wounds. the second stabbing happened at great oaks park, also in san jose, and there, a group of 10 people asked if another group of people were gang members, when they said no, they were set upon with knives and bottoms and rocks. two people in that incident also sent to the hospital with stab wounds. now, none of the injuries in either incident is life- threatening. which is the good news. but police are concerned about this very bold gang activity here in san jose and it is not clear whether the two stabbings were related.

. >> annette brook. >> thank you, mr. speaker. some of suffer greatly from the actions of a small minority of site owners, threat, neglect, intimidation. will the prime minister meet with myself so that we could discuss how park homeowners may be better protected? >> well, i have every sympathy with the point the honorable lady motions. -- mentions. i suspect many myself included had occasion where you had problems with park homeowners who have been really badly treated by frankly pretty disreputable park homeowners. we all know those people who people want to sell are pressurized and the rules are used to prethem from getting fair value. it's not right and fair. the housing minister is looking into this issue and i think probably best if she would meet with him in order to make sure we have robust rules and the right approach to make sure park homeowners have their rights respected. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on friday, my constituent zach was murdered in a planned attack close to his school. he was just 15 and i know the thought

annette brook. >> would the primeinister commit to work with voluntary organizations to raids the profileof our children's day on november the 20th to celebrate the united nations convention on the rights of the child and indeed to celebrate the achievement of all our children whether they be rich or poor. >> the honorable lady has a long record of supporting children's day and supporting the united nations convention which was signed in 1990. i think we should raise the profile of this day and i know she will be pased to know the coalition is making good progress on this. only this morning the honorable member said on children's needs are properly protected under this coalition government. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister made a motion that the people of scotla did not choose his politics. and they didn't choose -- they didn't choose the pridles of the liberal democrats either. can he give this house an assurance as an absolute chill runs through scotland at the job losses that he did not publish. any proposals -- any proposals for cuts in public services and expenditure in scotland on

. >> annette brooke. >> my constituent milly, aged five, wrote to me recently asking why there are specialothers and fathers and not for children -- >> order. i am sorry. the honorable lady will be heard, and that is the end of it. >> will the prime minister commit to working with voluntary organizations to raise the profile of our children's day on 20 november, to celebrate the united nations convention on the rights of the child, and, indeed, to celebrate the achievements of all our children, whether they be rich or poor? >> the honorable lady has a long record of supporting children's day and the united nations convention, which was signed in 1990. i think we should raise the profile of the day, and i know she will be pleased to note that the coalition is making good progress on that. only this morning, the minister of state, department for education, my honorable friend the member for brent central, held a seminar about special needs children and how we must ensure that their needs are properly protected under this coalition government. >> michael connarty. >> the prime minister might

this means she can no longer buy the gas she needs to drive to job interviews you see, annette, like the vast majority of those on unemployment, used these funds as a bridge to their next job. not a replacement for it. the notion that emergency relief somehow discourages people from looking for work is not only misguided, it reflects a lack of faith in hardworking americans like annette. this republican opposition, however, goes beyond a lack of faith. it is a deliberate means of allowing millions to suffer, worrying about whether they can put food on the table. and we cannot let this happen. it's time for this stonewalling to end. senate republicans need to get out of the way so annette can get the new job, so marcello gonzalez can put food on the table again, and so that millions of meshes who are out of work through no fault of their own can once again get the emergency relief and peace of mind they need to make it through tough times. tonight, i'm calling on republicans to stop hurting american families, stop playing politics with this problem, and start letting the senate and mi

also, weighed blank, evan kamp, danny pfeiffer and annette, without them and so many others, this would not have them possible. let me introduce the first panelist. congressman steny hoyer, majority leader of the u.s. house of representatives representing maryland's fifth district. [applause] congressman steny hoyer played a leading role in passing this in the house and getting the amendment and macenacted in 200. and on may 9, 1989, i dropped the bill to the senate and on the same day tony dropped it into the house. [applause] from 1994 to 2001 he was vice chairman of the task force on adults with disabilities. currently he is board of directors for the board for americans with disabilities. next is steve bartlett, a former four-term republican from texas who played a major and key role in moving the 8a.d.a. through the house of representatives and just brought informed me brought home two national championships. [applause] she is currently president and ceo of the financial services roundtable. -- he is currently president and ceo of the financial services round table. also, to my lef

people like annette. last month she lost her benefits. now she can't afford the gas she needs to drive to job interviews. like the vast majority of those on unemployment, annette uses these funds as a bridge to her next job to replace it. the notion that relief discourages people from seeking jobs is not only wrong but outrageous. so today i call on republicans to stop hurting american workers. stop playing politics with their lives. and start letting the senate and millions of americans get back to work. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio rise? >> i rise to address the house. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. miss shultz: mr. speaker, last week the state of ohio announced that its unemployment rate for june was 10.5%. every county in my district saw an increase and in some areas higher than 14%. and that's before taking into account those people that have given up looking for work and the underemployed. no wonder my constituents continually ask, where are the jobs? business le

> one of the most critically acclaimed movies of the summer is "the kids are all right," starring annettestory that's playing out in real life all across america. you found out, didn't you, juju? >> honestly, robin, the numbers made my jaw drop. between 35,000 to 65,000 babies of sperm donors are born every year. it's a growing number of these kids that want to not only meet their donor father, but also their half-brothers and sister. but what happens when one has 10, 20 or 100 children? we went with one to find out. ryan kramer is not your ordinary 17-year-old. he landed a job at nasa. a real-life rocket scientist. but growing up with an incredible intellect wasn't the only thing that made him a little different. >> i was told that i was donor conceived at a very young age. as i got older, i sort of became more curious about that half of my dna. >> reporter: so, with his mom wendy's approval, ryan set off on a mission to find his donor dad. >> i didn't need a father. what i wanted was just to see a picture with him or have a conversation. >> reporter: you weren't looking for a father. yo

. >> annette brook. >> thank you, mr. speaker.me of suffer greatly from the actions of a small minority of site owners, threat, neglect, intimidation. will the prime minister meet with myself so that we could discuss how park homeowners may be better protected? >> well, i have every sympathy with the point the honorable lady motions. -- mentions. i suspect many myself included had occasion where you had problems with park homeowners who have been really badly treated by frankly pretty disreputable park homeowners. we all know those people who people want to sell are pressurized and the rules are used to prethem from getting fair value. it's not right and fair. the housing minister is looking into this issue and i think probably best if she would meet with him in ordeto make sure we have robust rules and the right approach to make sure park homeowners have their rights respected. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on friday, my constituent zach was murdered in a planned attack close to his school. he was just 15 and i know the thoughts of

the man not be anything such as a minority anymore because you can find your affiliation on the annette, and bypass barriers. we need to understand what the means are by which people who feel disaffected are motivated to violence, and it is that connection to violence we are determined to understand. the connection to the internet seems to serve as an excellent for the. we saw that hate radio in rwanda. you don't blame the internet or rita, but you understand that is an accelerant to violence. >> but what tools of the secretary talking about -- is the secretary talked-about? >> not just technology tools, but also understanding processes and procedures. guided by our norms, values, sensibilities. what tools to give our children when we are raising them to be responsible citizens? they don't call round bags of software. we give them tools up here, macros to deal with everyday life. >> the color-coded threat system came to be quite a joke, and there was a group formed that was supposed to look specifically and make recommendations. they returned to the secretary and told her to simplify it