this is the best assignment i've had in a long time. >> well, we knew dan harris was brave. >>> that'sor tonight. we're always online at abcnews.com. don't forget dan and bianna, tomorrow morning, bruises and all. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >> alan: good evening. the legalization of gay marriage in new york is inspiring celebrations at gay pride events all over the world, including right here in san francisco. as the city kicks off its annual pride week. a large troupe is -- group is marching to the castro tonight, and tomas ramon spoke with some gay couples. >> reporter: we had a choice of people to talk to. there are thousands of people gathered here today, celebrating pink saturday, one of the many events during pride weekend. they're also celebrating one more state's decision allowing same-sex marriage. >> people gather here at the park say today's celebration is

for "good morning america," dan harris, abc news, outside seattle. >> a convincing bear, dan harris,, a part of the team and renee van camp, his trainer and i know she can be fierce but she's so sweet. >> she is sweet. she's trained to be a wildlife service dog and take them all over the world. we've been doing it for 15 years and have a flawless history, only ones who use these bear dogs to push and save wildlife rather than hunt them and do 800 actions a year and we've never had a dog hurt. never had an aggressive look from a bear. these boys in washington that you just saw are from our home team in montana. that's where it all starts at our institute in montana. >> and mara's dag is out saving grizzly bears in canada. >> mara's dag, who is 14, his name is yoki is in canada with three other teammates pushing grizzlies off roadsides. >> sam wants to take mara home. she has to run ten miles a day. >> i'm just worry the dog thinks i'm a grizzly. >> thanks so much for bringing mara in. >> i think we all want to wish happy birthday to prince william. the future king turns 29 today. but

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for "nightline" this is dan harris. multi-policy discount.eico, saving people money on ore than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on moe than just car insurance. >>> the popularity of riverdance, the traditional irish folk dance revival, showed that an old language of movement could be made to speak to modern audiences. well, now the riverdance phenomenon is speaking to even newer audiences, although this time with a whimsical twist. and for nick watt in our encore presentation here, that is a "sign of the times." ♪ >> reporter: wait for it. wait for it. john cullinane from county cork, bust a move. irish dancing back in 1963. glum faces, arms limp, unused, it was all about the legs. oh, yeah. you know. then, along came flatley. michael flatley. turned this world on its head. mid '90s and riverdance was all we could talk about at my house. flatley cut loose and updated and ancient art form, shirt off, head band on, cheesy smile, check. a form that would last a thousand years. then, we noticed this on the internet. sacrilege. th

dan harris investigates. >> reporter: by now we've all heard cell phones possibly cause cancer.ut there is nothing like seeing this machine measure the actual radio waves during a phone call to drive the point home. >> this will measure the radio transmission. >> reporter: that's mike knox, an electrical engineer, running some tests with his fancy machine at the home of steve and elizabeth howard, who graciously allowed us over tonight because theirs is a house with five cell phones and two rambunctious children who love to play with those phones. in fact, their 3-year-old, graham, has his own phone, though it's not set up to make any phone calls. but is having all these phones around safe? like many americans, steve and elizabeth had very different reactions to the news that the world health organization now says phones might cause cancer. >> like caffeine, i think. every other study is a good thing or bad thing and most of them are inconclusive. so, i kind of let it go in one ear and out the other. >> i sit and e-mail everything right next to his head with my iphone. i would w

to call me, but in my heart, in my heart i'm an american. >> reporter: for "nightline" this is dan harristain view, california. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i get a snack now, pill now? skip the snack, pill later... late dinner, pill now? aghh i've got heartburn in my head. [ male announcer ] stop the madness. take prilosec otc for frequent heartburn. one pill a day. twenty-four hours. zero heartburn. no heartburn in the first place. great. [ male announcer ] use as directed for 14 days. >>> some chefs are scientists in the kitchen. but the man you're about to meet is more of a mad scientist, madness defined by someone who spends his own millions studying popcorn. here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: food can be glorious. it can be simple, complex. it can even be art. if you've never imagined a simple kernel of popcorn as a thing of beauty, just watch. and as the kernel blossoms like a flower in this incredible slow motion video, consider that what you're really witnessing a

for "nightline," this is dan harris in new york. >> her new book is in stores. hope yo

here's dan harris. >> reporter: let's do an experiment.ching these clips from game three of the nba finals not through the lens of whose winning or losing but through the lens of how the players are touching each other. so for example check out this telling moment as dirk nowitzki of the dallas mavericks gets fouled and then scores anyway. his teammates rush over and give him high-fives. >> it continues as like all the teammates. it's really contagious, right, all the guys are really into it. it has to do with momentum and it really fosters -- you can imagine those guys are going to play tougher on defense. >> reporter: these two social psychologists from uc berkeley recently analyzed 90 hours of nba play looking at every team every player and touch, from high-fives to flying shoulgder bumps and they found the teams who touch the most win the most. >> touch instills trust. it contagiously spreads good will. it makes players play better on behalf of each other. >> reporter: what's more, they say the players who touch the most perform the be

his life raises a provocative question about an issue that's enflamed america, and abc's dan harris has his exclusive story now. >> reporter: for jose antonio vargas, it's been a brilliant career in journalism. a pulitzer prize, a front row seat to the 2008 presidential campaign, an exclusive interview with facebook founder mark zuckerberg. and all through this, you're carrying a huge secret. >> there wasn't a moment that i wasn't thinking about it. there was not a moment that i wasn't thinking about it. >> reporter: at age 12, his mother sent him from the philippines to live with his grandparents in mountain view, california. it wasn't until he was 16, when he tried to use his green card to get a driver's permit, that he realized there was a problem. >> i give it to this woman, she just looked at it, flipped it around, and he said, "this is fake. don't come back here. don't come back here again." >> reporter: that's when the secrets and lies began. as an adult, when he needed a driver's license to get a job, he used fake documents. you were committing a crime. >> yes. yes, i was. you h

dan harris, abc news, berkeley,

. >> announcer: from abc news, live from new york, this is "good morning america" with dan harris and bianna golodryga. >>> july 8th. that's the big day when they land in los angeles. a lot of americans anxiously awaiting their arrival. the royals are coming to the u.s. >> excellent. we're looking forward to that. we have a lot of other news to get to this morning as well. new clues in what happened in the deadly amtrak crash in the middle of the nevada desert. six people now confirmed dead. many others still unaccounted for. investigators are sifting through the wreckage, trying to figure out why the semi truck blew through the crossing and slammed into the train. >> unbelievable pictures. >>> plus, now that gay marriage is legal in new york, have americans reached a t ed ed a t point on the issue? they're hoping they have the momentum. opponents say the fight is far from over. we'll get into that as well. >> a lot of people think the dominos will now start to fall on this issue. and on a much, much, much lighter note. we've all heard of firefighters rescuing kittens out of trees. in

dan harris, abc news. >> preserved in this modern world. thank you for watching.on at abcnews.com. and we'll see you here tomorrow. >>> tonight a local school district unable to protect students from violence, and steps it must now take. >> sky 7 is live by a park where someone was gunned down with children nearby. >> should barry bonds be put on trial again? why throwing out a conviction could be a plus for the pollution. >> and hundreds of species discovered on a remarkable expedition to the philippines. a study you'll see only on 7. >> good evening. a school district being asked to pay a price for not adequately protecting students. >> parents say there have been a cash settlement after a 14-year-old student was shot to death. the district says final details are still being worked out. abc 7 is live from the headquarters tonight this, is not just about finances, parents want more than money. >> and they do. several families say they sued because the district does nothing to provide protection of their children from a local latino gang saying the money isn't as

jay harris, a happy father's day as well. that's dan's dad. >> he's going to blush bright red when he hears you talk about him on television. >> he deserves it. i'm sure it wasn't always easy raising you. but clearly he did a magnificent job. >> and happy father's day to vitale. a lot more coming up from dads all over the country. >>> while it is dad's day, we also have some kids strutting their stuff at a baby dior fashion show.aby you heard right. we'll talk about dior for the kiddies, high end designer clothing for little children. can you believe, dan, gucci launched a line for babies? >> i'm hearing versace is coming out with a line, too. >> you realize kids go through these clothes every few months. >> some people think it's cool, some people think it's crazy. we'll get into that debate coming up. >>> and an obama impersonator got the hook at a big conference for republicans overnight. right after gop leaders issued a call for civility and political discourse. this comedian went on stage and made racial and gay jokes. it did not go

good morning, america, i'm dan harris. >> i can remember as a kid watching that commercial, gonna washay right out of high hair. >> i remember watching that as a kid. do you? >> i do. >> i would love if they solve that baldness problem. i'd be able to solve this creative combing i've been doing for years. >> well, you've done it well. because i don't think you have anything to worry about, dan harris. >>> good morning, i'm bianna golodryga. saturday, june 18th. also ahead, the kiss seen round the world. this is amazing picture. the photo of a couple caught in a passionate embrace in the middle of a riot. it's been buzzing around the internet. everyone wants to know who were they and what were they thinking? we've got the answers. >> not a romantic location normally. >>> we're going to start with the latest in the casey anthony trial. today is day three of the defense's case. yesterday, a surprise witness the defense team wanted to add to their list ended up surprising them. and now there's this new deal with the spectators creating chaos just trying to get inside the courtroom. our yun

for "nightline," this is dan harris in new york. >> her new book is in stores.ws. we hope you check in for "good morning america." while you're sleeping, we're always on line at abcnews.com. we'll see you here tomorrow. >> dicky: tonight on an all new "jimmy kimmel live." >> jimmy: send them on myspace where no one will notice. >> dicky: bachelorette ashley hebert. >> i gave him a shot. >> jimmy: your judgment is not that good. >> concentrate. >> dicky: an >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, paris hilton and ashley hebert and national spelling bee champ and music from sara bareilles with cleto and the cletones. and now why not, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. welcome to the show. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the program. thanks for being here. seated and just as i like you. we were off last night. we usually do a show but we had a special prime time nba show and missed out on a lot of important wiener jokes. tonight i vow to make that up to you. in case you haven't heard anthony wiener spent time dodging q

dan harris abc news berkeley, california. >> all right. dallas sure had the right touch tonight.me again. >> it was fantastic finish. either work or end up with a phone call from human resource. >> be careful. >> don't touch too much. >> we'll recap game 5 of the finals. the a's fire the manager. oh, boy. they have the losing touch with the shake manager. oh, boy. they have the losing touch with the shake up and losing streak. that's look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >> coming up at 11:00. optimism for missing nursing student michelle lee. message from family and friend. >> we have all heard that smokers gain weight when they kick the habit. now scientist say they have found the reason

. >> reporter: attorney dan harris works in the attorney general's office in san francisco.the democratic budget package. under a voter initiative passed last year, if lawmakers missed the june 15th constitutional deadline to send a balanced bblg to the governor, they could have forfeited $261 a day in salary. harris feels the deal could have serious consequences for prosecuting criminals. >> if you don't have the resources to enforce the laws, then they're going to get broken. they get broken any way. >> reporter: the san francisco court is now forced to cut 200le pl employees and close 25 courtrooms. despite brown rejecting the budget, the court is required to give employees a 60-day notice of layoff. >> he's trying to be the leader here in the state, and he's telling the democrats, let me do this. >> reporter: political scientist jason mcdaniels says the decision to reject the budget could be the best thing for the state because it forces republicans and democrats to compromise. >> in the end, if the budget gets done in a way that doesn't cut services the way most califor

and we put poor dan harris to the test.e out better than others. >> look forward to seeing that. poor dan. >> good-bye. >> a settlement may number the work in the barry bonds perjury case. the san francisco legal newspaper "the recorder" said prosecutors approached his defense team asking about maybe making a deal. in april a jury convicted bonds of one count of obstructing justice for providing evasive answers to a federal grand jury. the same panel deadlocked on three personalry counts alleging bonds knowingly lied about using steroids the settlement would eleap lymph nate the need tore a second trial. they are back in court next week. >>> in sports. the super regional against dallas baptist are. two wins in the best of three cerise is needed to advance to the college world series. >>> and the giants had another at last win but also another injury. here's larry beil with this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. this is turning into a real season of pain for the giants. now add freddy sanchez to what seems like a

dan harris abc news. berkeley, california. >> and now we have something else to watch in game five of the nba finals between the heat and mavericks. it is immediately after abc news at 5:30 and followed by after the game with larry beil. >> he's great. >> and yeah. lebron, someone touch lebron. don't dismiss it as sci-fan, but there is more to super 8. >> i am 7 on your side michael fenny. we'll have answers for your questions on the facebook page. >> and stepping up the efforts to go green. says >> the people who want to get away from it all are reaching out to michael fenny. >> michael, here and now. >> yeah. >> you can post your questions any time on the facebook page and let me show you what we are looking at. question number one. are there regulations around trade schools and what they promise? that is a great question and i am glad you brought it up. the government has just gun to put the screws on for profit colleges and trade schools. and make sure the students are not stranded. the fes are beginn

. >> well that was dan harris reporting. our search didn't reveal any big flash robberies but there was a similar group run in april. a bunch of people stole $50,000 worth of human hair used for we'ves, wigs and extensions but the owner tells us police identified one suspect. >> the second harvest food bank unveil aid newly donated building in san jose. the building used to belong to cypress semi conductors. the ceo donated the building after condensing company operations. the food bank ceo was he'll vaited -- elated when hearing about the donation. >> we had been looking at second harvest for additional space literally for three years. >> the food bank plans to remodel and add giant refrigerators and hopes to have the building in operation this fall. officials say it will allow them to serve 18 million more meals each year. >> what a generous gift. >> absolute lie and a great day. >> yes. and it's now hot. maybe hotter tomorrow. >> yes. >> we're not close to records but it's still hot. upper 90s in spots. there is high clou

dan harris reports now from seattle. >> reporter: this is the furry face of fearlessness.ing at karelian bear dogs who are specially trained to take on animals five times their own size. >> he'll chase at the bear, he'll go right at the bear, see what the bear's response is. if the bear holds his ground you'll see a pretty impressive show. >> reporter: check out what happens when they pick up the scent of a bear. >> find that bear! get that bear! get that bear! there's that bear! >> there it is, look at it. >> there's that bear! >> you could see the dog right on the bear. there was a huge outline of a bear, then just three shadows of dogs right on his tail. it was incredible. >> reporter: look there, you can see we've got the briefest shots of the bear on the run. we'll tell you how this hunt ends in a moment. >> we start with breaking news tonight. a bear hunt in kitsap county -- >> reporter: i should explain these dogs are helping the people of suburban seattle deal with a growing problem. bears on the loose. >> this black bear that was on the run was about 200 pounds. >

i hear dan harris is on his way for another reality show.>>> let's get back over to colleen who has our weather for us, for sam. colleen? >> good morning, everyone. let's take a look at atlanta. i'm a georgia peach. this is my hometown here. thanks to wsb, our affiliate there. right now, waking up to beautiful weather. but severe weather on the way. rain and clouds headed toward the south. atlanta to knoxville, all the way into the dakotas, where we were just talking about the flooding there. more chances for severe weather. the main threats will be gusty winds and hail. also, isolated tornadoes. also, the southern heat wave continues today. record highs possible. and jackson hitting 100 degrees. that may be a record as well as one of the first cities in the southeast to see the triple-digits. across the nation, the heat wave continues. we'll talk about the west coming up, as we have well, a look at the cooler temperatures on the west coast coming up. george? >> thank you, colleen. >>> now, to the terrifying home invasion caught on tape. a c

dan harris is joining us live now from new york to tell us what's on tap. good morning, dan. >> haywood, caroline, good morning. i feel like i haven't seen any ages. good morning to you and everybody there in my favorite city, san francisco. we have the first official photos of representative congresswoman giffords. we will take a closer look at the photos. and the latest twist in the scandal involving anthony wiener. the disgraced congressman said he's taking a leave of absence to seek treatment of some sort. this as leaders are asking him to resign. and check this out. incredibly violent crash saturday. preceded 24 hours of auto racing event. how did it happen and how is the driver today. we will get an inside look at the world of irish dancing. this is obviously incredible to watch these girls dancing, but it can be real grueling behind the scenes for many of the girls. we will take you behind the scenes. and this is the best part we will force bianna to do some dancing on the set and we will see how she does. it's coming back to you. >> that's your payba

well, dan harris joins us live from new york to tell us what is going on this morning on "good morning dan. >> good morning. coming up on the "g.m.a." the latest details on the lone wolf behind the terror scare in pentagon that brought washington to a standstill friday morning. new information about jihaddy hit list. we have expert opinion about al-qaeda new targets. coming up, hundreds of people evacuated as the wildfires are roar over state lines from arizona to florida. high temperatures and dry ground have thousands of acres in flames. we have more on the fires with both coasts ablaze saturday morning. plus, casey anthony trial continues. the biggest battle. check the pictures out. the biggest battle is taking place outside the courtroom. we tell you about a new plan to keep the rowdy crowd of spectators in front of the courthouse in line after brawls broke out earlier in week. and very keen on this story. there is a little story out there that may give hope to anybody fighting father time. new research says going gray, even baldness nay be a thing of the past. we'll get to the roo

i'm dan harris. >> and i'm bianna golodryga. we have all of that coming up on the show, as well.go out and buy you a new shirt or not. that's the test. >> also coming up this morning, there's some amazing video that we found of two -- two separate incidents, both involving ex-servicemen who put themselves in harm's way to stop robberies including this gentleman who gets shot trying to stop a robbery. we'll show you both of those coming up. >> it is unbelievable video. >>> and graduations play a big part in your videos in this week's edition of "your three words" all ahead. >>> but we are going to start here this half hour with the latest in the casey anthony trial. gruesome testimony about the little girl's remains stunned the jury and reduced casey herself to tears. our linsey davis is outside of the court in orlando this morning where that trial is taking place. linsey, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. this is a trial that people just can't seem to get enough of. just to give you an idea, the first 50 people who line up, they are the ones who make it inside

. >> and i'm dan harris.saturday, june 4th. >>> also coming up this morning, love for the country and a motivational message. that and much more, when we take a look at "your week in three words." >>> first on this saturday morning, court is in session today, in the casey anthony murder trial. the state has been calling crime scene investigators to testify against the 25-year-old who is charged with killing her 2-year-old daughter. our ashleigh banfield has been in the courtroom from the start of this trial. she has the latest, now, from orlando. ashleigh, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, dan. the forensics case is really going to be the order of the day because prosecutors have started trotting out all of that hard evidence from the trunk of casey anthony's car. that's the place they say casey's little girl was decomposing after her mother killed her. and once again, dan, the courtroom was transfixed by those jailhouse tapes. laughter and giggles from a murder defendant who was supposed to be grieving h

dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america."ood morning. >> good morning. coming up the latest on the semi trailer that slammed into an abc news central train in the nevada desert friday. five people killed and dozens hurt. people onboard have some terrifying stories to tell. we will hear from them coming up. then we get into the record flooding. one city in north dakota is almost entirely underwater. many homes flooded, right up to the rooftops. thousands of people evacuated. across the country there are 20 states under flood watches. we will get into that plus the latest on the casey anthony trial. her mother and brother both breaking down on tears on the stand on friday. we will have a live report and some analysis coming out of orlando this morning. my favorite story of the morning, they are calling this little guy the bionic dog. it's about the power of technology. this dog was abandoned. he nearly froze to death and he lost four paws to frostbite. now, however, he can run again. we will tell you about the technology, who m

i'm dan harris. >> and i'm bianna golodryga, it's saturday, june 25th.hinking sunshine and you're thinking about retirement and "your three words." >>> but we are going to begin with incredibly dramatic testimony at the casey anthony murder trial that brought the defendant, her mother and brother to tears. abc's yunji de nies has the latest from outside the courthouse in orlando. good morning, yunji. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. it was by far the most emotional day in court so far. casey anthony's brother and her mother testified, and they cried throughout their questioning. casey anthony sat on the side with her defense team watching and she was crying the entire time right along with them. >> and when caylee was born, did you go to the hospital to see your sister? >> reporter: casey anthony's attorneys promise to pull the curtain back on a family of dark secrets and betrayals. watch as lee anthony breaks down claiming his own sister's pregnancy was kept from him. >> i was very angry at my mom, and i was also angry at my sister. >> reporter: casey

dan harris to joining us to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." good morning. >> good morning. here's the question, how strong is the government's case against john edwards? this is a guy who was once considered a serious contender for president of the united states. he's now gearing up to fight federal criminal charges, prosecutors say edwards used nearly a million dollars in campaign funds to hide his mistress and their baby during his presidential campaign. also coming up, are we headed for a double dip recession? double dip recession. that's the word right now. latest numbers not encouraging, stock market also down. we've got some expert advice for you coming up. latest in the ongoing casey anthony trial, mother accuse of murdering her own daughter. she was caught on tape laughing in jailhouse conversations. we'll take a look at casey's rather perplexing reactions to news that her daughter had died. that's coming up as well and on a much, much, much lighter note, we're calling them the spiritual dog whisperers, the monks who do double duty as

i'm dan harris. >> and i'm bianna golodryga.lso coming up, we're going to take you inside the extreme world of irish dancing. >> i'm looking forward to this. >> i'm not. >> it's a hard-core competitive sport. these young girls practice hours every day. i don't know why i agreed to this, but i am going to give it a try. you'll all be laughing at home, i'm sure. we'll have a live performance here in the studio. >> i'm confident in you. i'm very, very confident. >>> one other thing coming up i want to tell you about. yesterday during our "your three words" segment this guy steve popped the question to crystal. this morning, find out what happened when crystal saw his proposal on television. >> i can't wait to see that. >>> we do begin this half hour with those remarkable new pictures of congresswoman gabby giffords, the first since she was shot in the head five months ago. ron, this is an incredible road to recovery. >> it is. she looks great in these photos. these photos were taken may 17th after her husband took off on space shut

i'm dan harris. >> and i'm bianna golodryga.ne 5th. >>> also ahead this morning, a story of a dad's devotion. a dad that just happens to be playing in the nba finals. we'll tell you about the miami heat player whose baby daughter was born with a heart defect just as the playoffs began and how he was at her bedside whenever he wasn't on the court. >> it's a really moving story. we'll get to that in just a minute. >>> we'll start in florida with the murder trial of casey anthony. prosecutors are now presenting the forensic evidence that they say proves casey anthony killed her daughter caylee. ashleigh banfield has been covering the trial since the beginning and is in orlando yet again this morning. ashleigh, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. after a blistering two weeks of mounting prosecution evidence against casey anthony, her defense team may actually be starting to make some headway. the forensics case has made its debut and got to say it's not without its controversy. >> the state may call their next witness. >> repor

dan harris has been looking into this. >> reporter: this poses a challenge for retail stores across theountry. how do you deal with a whole mob of thieves? what's striking from this surveillance video of a flash mob robbery of a convenience store is how casual and care-free these thieves appear to be. check out this kid in a hat smirking as he waits for his friends to leave so he can get in. >> as you saw on their faces they thought it was pretty funny, you know, but we sure don't. >> reporter: a similar attitude in the body language of these 20-odd thieves swarming a clothing store in washington, d.c. they took their time apparently looking for items in their size. youtube is loaded with these so-called flash rob videos from around the country. these things can easily turn violent as the mob mentality takes hold. in this robbery at a gas station in st. paul, minnesota zyou can see one of the kids assaulting the clerk on his way out. >> by the time our officers caught there, they were able to corral about two dozen of them. but a number of other kids also did get away. >> reporter: poli

offered the harris family a warm and soft place to stay, a shoulder to cry on as they worked to save their cattle. gayle say, we're montanans. this is what we dovment pastor kathy, father dan, angers charlie and gayle are the best montana has to offer. they represent our can-do attitude, our willingness to help our, and our belief is that when times are turvetion we know that we're the strongest when we work together. there are hundreds of other unsung heroes across montana. and i'm calling on all montanans to share their stories of ordinary folks doing extraordinary things for their friends and neighbors, whether on facebook, or they can call my office, we want to hear these inspiring stories. some folks in our state say it's somewhat true, montana is really one big town. we tend to know each other. we're a big area, few in people, but we tend to know each other, about one to two degrees of separation. we're really one big small town. in closing, mr. president, i want to share a humble thank you for all the montanan montanan hk home. i don't know what we'd do without you. thank you for your service. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator miss