so when he came home, my next brother was named after david ward, because he was -- everybody lost somebody and we all were in it together. now we have people in the military and their families are sacrificing. we're not really committed to the degree that we should be to those that are willing to lay everything on the line or us, and we need to be more committed and make sure they have the things they need to carry out missions. i am going to leave congress, but i am not going to leave the because it is too important. thank you very much. thank you. house armed services committee, chaired by buck mckeon will work on the 2015 defense programs bill this morning. members will debate a vote on amendment. live coverage of the markup starts at 10:00 eastern on c-span three. this afternoon i met republicans in the house will hold a vote on contempt of congress resolution. live house coverage here on c-span. >> different perspective on the climate change report. vna.ing to charles dre he will also weigh in on the proposal.il pipeline then henry waxman, the energy and commerce committee. , our spot

so when he came home, my next brother was named after david ward because everybody lost somebody. and we all were in it together. and now we have our people in the military and their families are sacrificing and i say the rest of us are in the mob. we are not committed to the degree we should be for those that are willing to lay everything on the line for us. we need to be committed and make sure they have the things they need to carry out their missionimission. i am going to leave congress, but i'm not leaving the fight. it is too important. >> appreciate it. >> the house armed service committee meets tomorrow to work on the 2015 defense program bill. we will have live coverage of the committee members crafting the $521 billion military spending bill. you can watch it here at noon eastern time. >> if you were accused of being ambitious or wild hearted that was a death sentence. it meant you put the group before -- or i am sorry, it meant you put yourself before there group and for chinese history that wasn't imagineable at all. when i got there, things were beginning to change in

. >>> jake ward, what did we learn today from the conference? >> reporter: well, the big news today david is the facebook audience network. it's a mobile ad network that facebook is debuting. if you build apps, you'll be able to put ads that draw on user information that comes from facebook, which is to say a lot of information. what they like, where they live, what they do, that will be instantly built in the apps that you build. if you log into an app and you don't want to give over credentials and facebook information, you can log in anonymously. but here's the fine print, turns out facebook gets all that information. s just that the third party app developer does not get it. the big theme was mobile but they talked about growing up. mark zuckerberg had sort of a ruminating kind of self regard speech at the end where he tal talked about having just turned to the ripe old age 30, and the company turning tenish that giving him the idea that we should move away from the app culture and move into the cull door of loving our users. >> it's also what is striking. how do they balance those tw

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david young spent 22 years in law enforcement in indiana. now retired and living in new orleans, he's turned 26 formerly blighted lots the lower ninth ward into there homes on these lots before he made these gardens? >> yes, there would have been a home on every lot here. and right here inside this fenced in area there is eight lots. so where we're gardening there would have been eight homes before katrina. >> reporter: many people living in the lower ninth ward cannot afford or find fresh fruit and vegetablable it's. >> the hunger fight is not just a fight for the quantity of food you put in your body, but the fight for good quality food. food desert is an area where people cannot obtain access to good nutritious food for themselves and their families in a reasonable fashion. >> reporter: ravaged by floodwaters when the levies broke, the lower ninth with regard has been slow to recover. and for people who returned here to the lower ninth ward after hurricane katrina they're trying to rebuild their lives, but the only place he ca they can get fs and vegetables is a grocery store three miles away. >> for a lot of us, fruits and vegetables, we