dalton. i also rise in support of kevin sharp for u.s. district court judge, middle district tennessee. mr. sharpen listed in the united states -- mr. sharp enlisted in the united states senate following high school and received honorable discharge 1964. th19644 -- 1986. he received his b.s. from christian brother college and j.d. from vanderbilt university school of law. he began his legal career as an associate with the firm of storystokes and barthelmew. and mr. sharp returned to stokes, barthelmew and petry eventually making partner. since 2003, has been a shareholder and partner at drex ler andrexler and sharp, where s focused on disability law. the american bar association on the federal judiciary committee has rated him qualified and i urge my colleagues to support the nominee. i would note that the vacancy of mr. sharp that he will fill was created by the retirement of judge eackels march 2007. a few months later, on june the 13th, 2007, president bush nominated gus preier to fill the vacancy. mr. prier waited eight months before

>> it's good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kevin dalton, everyone. there he is, come on!] ♪ >> jimmy: what are you doing? no, go back that way. you ran away. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] hang around, kevin. wait. we'll talk to you later. our next talented kid is about to demonstrate the fine art of multitasking. ladies and gentlemen, here with her mom, yung hee, from lin hurst, new jersey -- please welcome misha sayo. here we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right! nice to see you. you look very pretty. >> thank you. >> jimmy: now, misha sayo. am i saying right? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right. very good. misha, how old are you? >> i'm ten years old. >> jimmy: you're ten years old. all right. very good. when was your birthday? >> my birthday was september 20th. >> jimmy: hey, birthday is september 19th. >> cool. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. all right. now, you have very special talent. tell us what you're going to be doing tonight? >> i'm going to be dancing with my face while humming a song and doing the hula hoop. >> jimmy: what do you mean dancing with y

dalton spoke to it as well. fih+-- jonathan spoke to it as. we have to make the á discussioa broader discussion, so that people understand how it affects their daily lives, how it affects the way government works. is there going to be money, our state parks going to be open, money for education? what does this say about the state of california, where i believe the largest union is not the teachers' association, but the correctional officers association? what does that say about a society? when people find out about that, they are stunned. but that is the reality. that is what is playing on people's minds, fear, prejudice, ignorance. >> this also points to the fact of what we have to do in each individual case. that is what you're up against. and when you are in trial, the priority is your client, which is different from broadcast journalism, television drum up. -- drama. >> but you cannot turn a blind eye to it. >> that question is deeply troubling when you look at certain cases. there are certain cases where it is a no-win situation. the robe

. >> hi, i'm david dalton. i'm one of the four interior designers here today who will have the pleasure of introducing you to this year's pasadena showcase house of design that benefits music programming and the arts. so, we're here today in this beautiful english country manor house designed in 1927 by noted architect paul williams. we started the design in this great room around the idea that we wanted to create a new interpretation of what english country style might look like today. the fabric collection was designed by isaac mizrahi, the fashion designer, and included the classic elements of country style, which would be florals, chinss, glazed linens and plaids. in a room this size, the scale is really critical. so, rather than filling a space like this with a lot of smaller pieces, i chose to do larger pieces and fewer of them. >> i really had fun in this room with my use of paint and wallpaper. i used a great metallic gold for the ceiling along with both the bedroom and the bathroom. the gold actually b

timothy dalton should be replaced. and last but not least had a meeting over at the m.t.a. involving deputy chief murphy. there needs to be a timely manner that the taxi drivers and dispatchers get the information that a violent crime has occurred so they can look at the suspect ordeal with the issue. unfortunately the way it's being done now is a little difficult and i'm hoping under chief you can look at how taxi enforcement is being done and bring it back the way it was before. thank you and good luck to you. >> next speaker. we are waiting for you clyde. you are next. >> hello, good evening. i worked on police issues throughout the 1990's. knew a lot of police chiefs and i want to say something to what a police chief told me. you might recognize his name, tony boza. he was a cop in new york and police chief in minneapolis. he said one thing. either have to represent the people or you have to make a choice and represent the police union. you have to make a choice. i hope you make the right one. >> good evening, clyde. >> good evening. we spoke before, i think, chief suhr

we are going to bring in kevin dalton, a san jose student. you were attending night classes, tell us what you saw and what happened here. >> shortly before 9:00 we came out here to 90-100 students waiting to get in and a bunch of flashing lights. we were quickly notified there was a shooting and now we know or have heard there was three people involved and we're going to be here for awhile. >> reporter: did the police tell you this or how did you get word you couldn't get in to get your car? >> before tough a bunch of people telling us -- it was a bunch of people telling us -- word of mouth. this is all word of mouth, then a police officer said there was a death. that's all they said. >> reporter: at this point you can't get your car. we do not know who obviously the people were involved. we do understand members of the public can park in the garage. we're awaiting additional information from officials at this point. once again, shooting in a parking garage next to the san jose state campus. back to you. >> if there's more information we'll c

quality meets the russian spelling to the bendis against the forces of nature in the creation of dalton billion the concept of the circle is a twenty first century old be able to sustain itself involvement using virtual sources of energy. for the hundreds head out of the sports and news of a great win for russians are stalking team against their own foes canada doesn't it carry a fabulous two one victory for them over there i was at the world championships they did ride their luck a bit but i sure if it was over the underdogs nonetheless it finally looked like a contender finish is told in details coming. hello there you're watching the sports and these other headlines a winter remember russia stuns favorites canada's reached the semifinals of the ice hockey world championships. plus the price election rusher a point for me if i was going to collect a coach that lady's biathlon. confederate crushes. and show his which continues to comcast. but first the ice hockey where russia have pulled off a memorable victory over canada at the world championships coming from a goal down to win that

stefan dalton byrd son of a german anti-fascist had joined the soviet army in one thousand nine hundred forty two as a volunteer. in april of one thousand nine hundred five he was a propaganda officer. at the early hours of april sixteenth he was summoned to headquarters he was told to announce to the germans through the loudspeakers the start of the war's final so defensive in a few hours time. i said susie because assistant at the new comer general this is impossible with we can't possibly give away military secrets. mean said the tenants we can have an interest in keeping casualties to. the wars most massive preparatory bombardment began at five o'clock in the morning of april sixteenth. thousands of artillery pieces shelled german positions for half an hour. multiple rocket launchers where the first to start up a pounding is so deafening you can't hear or think of palest somebody shows something into your ear. antonius schneider was a corporal in the opposing army a platoon of heavy machine guns was under his command when they were defending a small railway station near the c.l.o. h

>> reporter: tuscaloosa native dalton is showing his insurance adjustor what's left of the home he's lived in for 20 years. >> you had a very nice home here. >> was a dining room over here. this all out on the carport. >> reporter: he filed his claim the day after the deadly storm. once the initial shock wore off. >> we were just devastated, you know. after you get to thinking about it, you know, the money's got to come in. >> reporter: according to one industry estimate, insured losses from wednesday's tornadoes in the southeast could cost between $2 billion to $5 billion. some companies are sending in mobile offices to process the thousands of claims. adjustors are going from house to house documenting the damage. taking measurements. and estimating the losses. a daunting task with so many homes in ruin. >> i've seen a lot. i don't know how it gets any worse than this. look around, how does it get any worse than this? >> there it is, gone. >> like it just sucked them out. they were heavy chairs. took two good men to bring them in here. >> reporter: gaddis and his wife expect to get

the dalton nomination will be confirmed by unanimous consent. mr.te last night we heard the news we've been longing to hear since the worst morning in our memory, osama bin laden brought to justice. this was an american mission. last night's news stumped the world but this operation's success surprised no one. america's special forces and intelligence operatives are the best, best trained, best equipped and best led. every day of every year they risk their lives for our safety. they are the most professional and proficient forces on the planet. and yesterday they brought down the most wanted mass murderer on earth. their success is the most significant victory yet in the fight against al qaeda and terrorism. it sends a strong and unmistakable message to terrorists who threaten our people and our interests. this success is a direct result of president obama's leadership and the national security priorities he outlined when he took office and the green light he gave our forces this weekend. president obama insisted that we refocus on afghanistan and p