she told california social services, you guys gave me a chance when the whole world was saying, no, not this time. without this program, i could not have paid my rent and me and my babies would be on the streets. she's not the only one. there are millions of economically disadvantaged people on the front lines of this economy. they are struggling every day. the jobs now emergency fund gives them a chance to find work and start moving towards the future. it helps businesses expand in these tough times. i strongly urge the house leadership and my colleagues not to forget the thousands of people who need this help. we must pass h.r. 4564 for jobs now. mr. boccieri: i thank gentlelady from california who made compelling arguments about why california needs to have this investment. and while we are joined with several of my colleagues here tonight, let me say a bit about what we're doing to create jobs in ohio. ohio's 16th congressional district, we had good news. rolls royce, an international company, has announced they will move their fuel cell research from singapore to stark county, ohio

most of the losses would impact the health care, social services and education field. >>> californias now ground zero in the legal fight against toyota. cnbc's courtney reagan joins us live with that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, joe. a panel of judges in san diego will consider today whether to consolidate pore than 80 class action lawsuits against toyota into one national case. theuits are not as sensational as those people who were hurt or killed when vehicles spun out of control, but they could be more damaging financially. toyota could lose billions after facing lawsuits about diminished value of vehicles. >> the u.s. postal service one step closer to eliminating saturday mail delivery. there is a plan to cut deliveries to five days a week. congress has to sign off on the move which could save the postal service about $3 billion a year. >>> a warning to people in georgetown. keep your hands on your valuables. georgetown university says there's been a rash of iphone thefts. many of the thefts are happening around the wisconsin and m street area. protect yourself