my love of classical music, when i was 9 years old, i began studying in brockton for my bar mitzvah. and the cantor -- >> four years early. >> i was a slow learner. and the cantor in my synagogue in brockton was an emgrant from vienna and he got me interested as a youngster in opera and some of thieves assignments, opera and classical music saved my sanity. >> is it true you have a room in your house where you play classical music at great volumes and this is how you relax now? >> it's one way. i've got technologically a nice system with thousands of operas and c.d.'s, classical music. i mean, some people read, some people play softball, there's a lot of -- go to the movies. you do what works best for you in terms of trying, 9-11, i must have gone to the kennedy center or to carnegie hall or the metropolitan opera three nights a week, otherwise you'd go mad doing these assignments. and you've got to find some outlet. >> have you ever considered going on to the opera as a performer, or not yet? >> well, now that you're the head of the kennedy stern, david -- it shal center. >> we'll w

myove of classical music, when i was 9 years old, i began studying in brockton for my bar mitzvah. and the cantor -- >> four years early. >> i was a slow learner. and the cantor in my synagogue in brockton was an emgrant from vienna and he got me interested as a youngster in opera and some of thieves assignments, opera and classical music saved my sanity. >> is it true you have a room in your house where you play classical music at great volumes and this is how you relax now? >> it's one way. i've got technologically a nice system with thousands of operas and c.d.'s, classical music. i mean, some people read, some people play softball, there's a lot of -- go to the movies. you do what works best for you in terms of trying, 9-11, i must have gone to the kennedy center or to carnegie hall or the metropolitan opera three nights a week, otherwise you'd go mad doing these assignments. and you've got to find some outlet. >> have you ever considered going on to the opera as a performer, or not yet? >> well, now that you're the head of the kennedy stern, david -- it shal center. >> we'll w

brockton was the home of the rock. that's rocky marciano, undefeated heavyweight champion of the world, and then, of course, there was marvelous marvin hagler, an now we have another champion in ken feinberg, whose success is extraordina extraordinary. it's a great commuty. as i said, this is an outstanding appointment. the president should be congratulated. he has a litany of accomplishments in addressing issues ranging from 9/11 compensation to overseeing executive compensation pursuant to the top legislation, and i'm confident that given his leadership and his talent that e concerns that have been expressed by members of the panel will be addressed by this young man from that hard scrabble community in massachusetts, the city of brockton. and with that, i yield back. >> i thank you. mr. coble is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman and mr. delahunt, i am advanced in age far enough tt i remember the heavyweight champion from masshusetts. mr. feinberg, good to have you with us. mrfeberg, you know bp's oil spill has

brockton was the home of the rock. that's rocky marciano, undefeated heavyweight champion of the world, and then, of course, there was marvelous marvin hagler, and now we have another champion in ken feinberg, whose success is extraordina extraordinary. it's a great community. as i said, this is an outstanding appointment. the president should be congratulated. he has a litany of accomplishments in addressing issues ranging from 9/11 compensation to overseeing executive compensation pursuant to the top legislation, and i'm confident that given his leadership and his talent that the concerns that have been expressed by members of the panel will be addressed by this young man from that hard scrabble community in massachusetts, the city of brockton. and with that, i yield back. >> i thank you. mr. coble is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman and mr. delahunt, i am advanced in age far enough that i remember the heavyweight champion from massachusetts. mr. feinberg, good to have you with us. mr. feinberg, you know bp's o

in the top of the ninth, right before the giants scored their go-ahead runs, the umps removed brocktonm the game because hitting coach don mattingly made two stops to the mound during the same at-bat. turns out the umps were wrong. seeing this a lot lately, haven't we? according to the rules, he should have been aed to place face curt rent batter and mattingly ejected, the third dodger and manager ejected that night. the dodge course have appealed. the game would have been replayed, however, the team did not challenge the call, thus, their loss stands. he may have wanted to considering they have not won since the all-star break, might have wanted to replay that. >> everybody was given so much credit for jump on that thing and knowing the rules. nobody knew the rules. >> he knew the rules to their advantage. okay. >> any case, we have a rivalry again, don't we? dodgers and giants. that is for sure. >> who's on first what i want to know. cgup, proof that everyone wants a piece of the king. that's coming up next. [ man ] my perfect summer is grilling up a masterpiece. daily. [ woman ] my