donna, great advice. thanks very much. we appreciate it.o, money magazine. >>> coming up, we'll take a look at the week ahead and what will have an impact on finance and your money this upcoming week. the united states' capitol was not always on the banks of the potomac. it was once in the heart of wall street. we'll take a look when we come back. >> for more on our show and our guests, check out our website, wsjr.cnbc.com. you will also find a link to my new blog, investor agenda. hope you'll check it out. now for a look at the stories coming up that may move the market and impact your money this upcoming week. on monday it is labor day. all u.s. markets are closed in observance of the holiday. thursday we get the international balance of trade. that reports whether the u.s. is importing or exporting more goods right now. then on friday the latest university of michigan survey of consumer sentiment will be released. >>> well, the last few weeks we have been happy to be bringing you this program from right here, the historic corner of wall

my next xwes is donna rosato. donna, good to have you on the program. >> great to be here. sdhoo this is a subject certainly near and dear to my heart because i'm a big saver. $500 a month seems like a lot to cia, though. some people are saying i'm living paycheck to paycheck. how the heck am i going to cia $500 a month? >> everybody wants to save more, but we came up with more than 10ways that you could save money. really trim the fat from your budget without really feeling a lot of pain. there are a lot of things you can do. >> how do you identify those cost cutting strategies that will actually add up? give me the strategies. >> well, think about all the costs -- the biggest costs in your life. tackle those things. a lot of people use credit cards. credit cards are very costly. rates are going up. fees are going up. one of the things you want to think about is there a way i can negotiate a lower rate on my credit card, and a lot of people can. >> what do you do? st call the credit card company and say i want a lower rate? >> you can do that, but you'll have more leverage

nbc's donna fries picks up the story. >> reporter: t last time bern nard harng was i germany it was a ver difrent place. it w july 1944, fit lieunant harng from new hampshire was leading nine other b-24s on a dangerous daylht bombing mission of a germa aircraft factory. just 25 years old he was already a veteranilot having flown 13 missio. his 14th was his last. >> we were attacked by a group of german fighte, and iless

you know, donna went to afghanistan.we've talked about the need to make sure that women in afghanistan have an alternative to growing poppies. and aaron is involved in the transportation committee which is hugely important to my state because highways are the life line for the state of wyoming. we have no intrastate air service. so everyone of the people at this table brings something to my state that is important to me. so i would seek out jared when we're talking about entrepreneurship and venture capital and investors. i seek out aaron when we're talking about transportation issues. that's true with other members as well. on both sides of the aisle. i enjoy my freshman colleagues. that has been a delight. >> ifill: does that mean it's not bad as it looks from the outside? >> it's really not. the old adage that everybody hates congress but they love their congressman or woman is probably true. i have found that there is much more to look up to in congress than to look down upon. clearly when you have 435 of any kind of

nbc's donna friesen is in london. donna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie.ade him quite a catch, but now as he turns 25, prince harry inherits part of his mother's fortune. there's no big party planned, no lavish spending, but there are rumors he may be rekindling an old romance. prince harry, like his brother, learned early that being a prince can be both a blessing to his every false move whether it was stumbling out of a nightclub, smoking pot or guzzling beer, harry has grown up in the spotlight. but with time, he's matured. being on the front line in afghanistan and now turning 25 seems to have found his feet. >> i think the experience on the front line and doing actual royal engagements abroad has benefited him. >> reporter: he showed his serious side recently in new york, his first solo trip abroad where he paid tribute to the victims of 9/11 and spoke to matt lauer. >> very, very, very moving in the couple of hours i spent. >> reporter: while in new york he raised $400,000 in a charity polo match. money that would go to orphaned children in africa. >

nbc's donna friesen picks up the story. >> reporter: the last time bern nard harding was in germany it a very different place. it was july 1944, first lieutenant harding from new hampshire was leading nine other b-24s on a dangerous daylight bombing mission of a german aircraft factory. just 25 years old he was already a veteran pilot having flown 13 missions. his 14th was his last. >> we were attacked by a group of german fighters, and in less than three minutes all ten aircraft in our squadron were shot down. >> reporter: he bailed out and landed unhurt in a field near berlin. this week aged 90 he and his stepson went back on another mission, to retrieve his pilot's wings, wings he took off his uniform and buried in a cellar after being taken prisoner. >> i decided to take my wings off and bury them because i didn't want the civilians to know what position i was in the aircraft. >> reporter: didn't want them to know he was the pilot for fear he'd be beaten or shot. >> just scratched a little hole in the corner and put them there and covered them up. that's all. >> reporter: and so ce

>> that's a fair point, donna. what do you think?rst of all, president obama is continuing a tradition that goes back to 1957 when president eisenhower appointed the first missile czar. president george bush had 35 czars, including an abstinence czar. many of these czars are holdovers from the bush administration. at least nine or ten have been already confirmed by the united states senate. so i think this is just -- president obama has reached out to get people to come back into government. ambassador holbrook, to help on very important policy issue. afghanistan, the middle east. i think the members of congress should focus on what shethese so-called policy people are doing to help the country and get away from the politics. >> i remember bill bennett, our contributor, and he was the drug czar in a republican presidency. he wasn't confirmed by the senate. >> historically what has happened is when we created czar, an energy czar under nixon and obviously a drug czar, we created cabinet posts after that. bill ended up being a cabinet

i am donna richason.e of the worst rainfall to hit the southeast in a century, nearly a week of storms and flooding are blamed for at least six deaths. coming up meteorologist bob van dillen tells you whether the worst is over. >>> president obama's considering a new strategy for the war on afghanistan. it will focus on going after al qaeda including using more spy planes to targeted suspected terror hachs. administration officials say this could be a better option than a major military escalation. and those are some of our headlines we are following this morning. so how are you doing on a sleepy tuesday, a rainy tuesday for a lot of people. i'm robin meade. former president bill clinton is weighing in on the health care reform debate. last night he told larry king that he thinks some but not all of the fighting about president obama's proposal is motivated by race. >> i believe some of the right-wing extremists which oppose president obama are also racially prejudiced and would prefer not to have an afri

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start looking for opportunities to take advantage of. >> donna?he bright spots in this changing job market is a lot of the jobs where the growth are are jobs where people can help industries like education, health care, making the world a safer, more green place. >> ryan, give us free advice you'd be giving your clients who have to pay you for it. >> the big thing in the news is what regulations will come out over wall street. we have to regulate our own personal finances and make sure we're preparing for the worst but expecting the best.

i am donna richardson and my guest this hour is colonel george f.ohnson iv superintendent of the maryland natural resources police. colonel, thank you for joining me. >> great to be here with you. >> in addition to being with the maryland natural resources you are president of the maryland police chief association, and who in addition to chief are your members? and who is working with you? >> it is comprised mostly of chief of police from all over the state and state government and law enforcement chiefs and county and municipalities that exist in all of the state of maryland. >> i know as a group i know there are several initiatives taking place. there is a new one. checkpoint strike force. >> yes, it is a research based-multi-state situation where we pick and we go out there and we look for drivers that are impaired and work to get them off of the road and we do that through our sobriarity checkpoints and our saturation patrols. >> and so, which jerse - jurisdiction, one specific area or all of the jurisdictions now involved? >> all throughout mar

donna friesen is live for us in switzerland. thank you very much, donna. >>> italy defense expected to rest in the trial of american college student amanda knox who faces murder charges for the death of her roommate in italy. the prosecution and the defense wrapped up over the weekend. but the contradictions in the forensic evidence so great that more crime scene investigators may be called to the stand in this case. >>> troops or strategy first? that is the big question when it comes to the war in afghanistan. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan is said to want an additional 40,000 troops. last night, on "60 minutes" stanley mchrystal was asked if he is confident he will get what he is asking for. >> i will have an absolutely chance to make my assessment and make my recommendations. >> but you're already under pressure not to ask for more. i mean, how does that affect what you do? >> it doesn't affect me at all. david, take this extraordinarily seriously. >> our pentagon correspondent with "the new york times" joins us now. e

i'm joined by george will peggy noonan, robert reich, ed gillespie and donna brazile. >> george, is this blitz we're seeing the answer? >> i don't think so. it was a concession to avoid a bigger concession. every president says there's nothing wrong with the idea, it's the packaging that's wrong. so, he's acting in character with the office. but there's a fact that there's an inverse relationship between the amount he speaks about health care and the support of health care. we got a little number. we deal with hundreds of billions of trillion of dollars, the number that came out 13%. 13 per suspect of families making $60,000. over 13 per on the of their income under this plan would go for health care, not counting co-payments. >> i want to get more on the policy later on in the roundtable. ed, i saw your former white house colleague, dana perrino, the president is overexposed? >> the fact four primetime press conferences in the oerms of this presidency. l leno and various appearances including this morning, he's dissipated the impact of presidential speech right now. >> he didn't get a b

donna abrams, married to steve abrams and mommy to two golden labs.h a lot of heart and she loves chick-fil-a. she's even been known to dress up like a cow, go to chick-fil-a and get a free sandwich. donna, happy birthday. >>> state police blood hound has been called in and they've been searching this area. annie lee works on cedar street and comes here to the lab. police have been using their dogs to go up and down the streets to look for the scent of the missing yale student. >> ironically, she had just written this article, "crime and safety." clark, what was she saying on her facebook? >> on her page as recently as sunday, she was counting down the days to her wedding. >> ann, give me her description. >> she was a small little girl, 4' 11" tall. 90 pounds. last time she was seen, a knee-length green skirt, brown shoes and necklace. >> she had so many risk factors for being a victim. she was small and vulnerable. she walked the same route every single day. she was on a college campus. she was 24 years old. women between 20 and 24 are at the greates

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i am donna richardson and my guest this hour is colonel george f.ryland natural resources police. colonel, thank you for joining me. >> great to be here with you. >> in addition to being with the maryland natural resources you are president of the maryland police chief association, and who in addition to chief are your members? and who is working with you? >> it is comprised mostly of chief of police from all over the state and state government and law enforcement chiefs and county and municipalities that exist in all of the state of maryland. >> i know as a group i know there are several initiatives taking place. there is a new one. checkpoint strike force. >> yes, it is a research based-multi-state situation where we pick and we go out there and we look for drivers that are impaired and work to get them off of the road and we do that through our sobriarity checkpoints and our saturation patrols. >> and so, which jerse - jurisdiction, one specific area or all of the jurisdictions now involved? >> all throughout maryland, the chiefs of police have s

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it's totally against our principles and i think we're not going to basically give in on them. >> donnao, i don't think the president is late at all, wolf. i think the president is really going to rally not just the democrats but the american people to follow through on a commitment that he made last fall about he ran for president to reform the system, to bring down costs and provide more quality care for all americans. look, i think the president spent a lot of political capital trying to find some compromises with the republicans, but now at the end of the day the democrats must be resolved to do what's right for the american people to provide this coverage without add together deficit. i think it can be done and tomorrow the president must show the leadership in how to move forward. >> candy, the dilemma the president has right now, if you listen to nancy pelosi, the house speaker, she says it can't pass without a public option as it's called, but if you listen to max baucus, the senator, the democratic senator, it can't pass in the senate with a public option. how does he -- how do

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. >> reporter: neighbors jumped in to the water to save donna floyd, only to be swept away themselves. a rescue crew saved the day. >> scary. i was a little nervous and started to panic a little bit. everyone got out thanks to the rescue boat. >> reporter: georgia declared a state of emergency in a dozen counties and with more rain in the forecast they fear the situation could get even worse. joel brown, cbs news. >> the death toll has now reached eight. today they discovered the body of a 15-year-old boy in northwest georgia. >>> new details are emerging from a shocking murder in a small virginia college town. police say that all four people killed in the town of farmville died because of blows to the head. a 20-year-old rapper who goes by the name of syko sam has been charged with one of murder and police say that richard alden samuel mccroskey bragged about the thrill of killing in his song. authorities expect to charge him with the three other murders, as well. >>> a construction worker in crystal city had to be rescued this morning. he suffered a medical emergency and was lowered

. >> reporter: one of those voting in favor, donna edwards told us, even though the president accepted wilson's apology, the house has its own rules. >> the problem, it was a personal apology which i think was important. mr. wilson committed a public offense and be station. that's why we have to issue the sanction. >> reporter: now, this vote wrapped up a short time ago. it came down along party lines. but this is interesting, seven republicans voted in favor of the relution. against their own colleague. 12 democrats voted against party lines against it. >> we have a day that could have been spent on health care. anything else, any penalties. >> reporter: the way it's worded, no. the is no penalties. congressman wilson is allowed to take the floor. it simply states what he did was disapproved by his colleagues in the house of representative and that they passed this rice solution to oppose it. >> sounds like politics. thank you for that. >>> a battle over political correctness and the washington redskins. the issue is the redskins trademark racist or offensive. they are asking the supr

. >> reporter: they are on the front lines in the battle against h1n1 flu -- school nurses like donna randle at ft. mill middle school in south carolina, already busy taking temperatures and taking extra precautions to prevent a flu outbreak. randall and school nurses around the country are following recommendation business the centers for disease control and health department. >> we take their temperature and if they do have a temperature of greater than 100 degrees, they are excluded from school. >> reporter: if there is a wave of students feeling sick, ft. mill has set up a quarantine room across the hall where they can wait until parents can pick them up. new rules for this new strain of flu that affects the hlthy and the young. >> for there to be an illness which is particularly risky for that group, which is generally considered the healthiest, i think has scared a lot of people. >> reporter: this year, school nurses will be helping the cdc track potential h1n1 cases. the national association of school nurses is providing the link to the cdc that will monitor school dismissals.

i am donna richason. >>> good morning, sunshine.a little bit of rest. here's what's going on. a three-day hunt is over for a legally insane killer who got away during a field trip, but he gave all these clues before he escaped and officials are furious he went unnoticed. >>> and it has been raining non-stop for days in the southeast. >>> and then these two guys became really good friends after they started working together, but you won't believe how they discovered that they were actually brothers. >>> first though, police have caught a legally insane killer who escaped from a field trip to the county fair. he was on the loose for three days. sheriffs in washington state say they found him with a deadly cutting tool. this is the guy who strangled and slit is throat of a woman in 1987. law enforcement officials are outraged. >> there was an extreme amount of anger that this event even take place. we have learned several things throughout this investigation, one of those that mr. paul was not compliant in taking his medications. my qu

>> actually i was surprised at some parts of it donna for example, we who are women bring home more discretionaryending than men, considering where the men are placed in these committees. but i do think that in the early years and because you have only 17% of the house, for example, 17% of the -- of congress who are women, you probably have a disproportionate number of superachievers, that are, people who are disproportionately hard workers and that's how they got there in the first place. so that's how they're used to doing in the first place, watch out for birth order, i know all about that. these women are likely when they get there, not to rest on their laurels but to keep doing what they have been doing their entire lives. >> i find that to be true as a member of the staff on the house side, i'm the only female in my office here and we joke all about it that i have more cojones than the men. >> bonnie: that's because you're from new jersey. >> i'm a jersey broad. setmayer women, nobody wanted to get a glorious setmayer letter. it gets better as i look at it through the generations. i find it

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nbc's donna friesen is in london with the latest. donna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meredith. the results are in on caster semenya's gender, and there are unconfirmed reports they show she has both male and female sexual characteristics. but the international athletics federation is urging caution, saying medical experts have yet to interpret what those results actually mean. she is south africa's golden girl, a world-class athlete and now cover girl for this popular south african magazine. caster semenya at her most glamorous. she, her family and most south africans have no doubt about her gender. >> we are here to tell the whole world how proud we are of our little girl. >> reporter: she's been embraced as a national hero. but doubts about whether she really is female continue to plague the 18-year-old. after her victory in the 800 meters at the world championships, her masculine fizz zik raised questions about her gender. unconfirmed reports now say the results show she has both male and female sexual characteristics

donna would have done a much better job. >> of course she would. >> developing news this morning.or patrick swayze loses his battle with cancer. >> then tracking terror. police conduct a raid in new york. >> and funny farm. one farmer's stunts are becoming a youtube sensation and he is laughing all the way to the bank. it's tuesday, september 15th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's amazing to think what we did with all our time before youtube. >> i know. we couldn't post all our goofiness online. >> thanks for being with us. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm jeremy hubbard. >> we are following a develop news this morning. actor patrick swayze lost his battle to cancer. he died yesterday at his california ranch with his wife and his brother at his side. >> swayze was diagnosed with one of the most deadly forms of cancer in early 2008. he vowed to beat the disease but later told our barbara walters that five years was wishful thinking. demi moore recalled their on-screen romance. you were loved by so many and your light will shine on in forever in our lives. of co

i am donna richason. >>> all right.is one just floors me nearly every mom and dad in america have the cute bath time foes of their kids, toddlers, of course they are naked in the bathtub. folks in an arizona walmart thought one family's photos showed a little too much. next thing you know child services take away all three of these little girls. 4, 5, 18 months old, mom and dad labeled sex offenders, mom suspended from her work. but a month later a judge ruled the photos were harmless. imagine being those parents. >> here we were, forced to sit and watch helplessly as they ripped our crying, screaming -- terrified children away from us. >> we now realize how much control the state has and that they can pull any one of your children out of your home right now. >> make all parents stop and think. we'll take your calls on this 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk about it, little ones' grandm grandma jeanie stump, also the family attorney. starting with you, your daughter and husband thought they took the fnt bath time shot

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>> nbc's donna friesen in europe. thank you. fact that there was a civil settlement and that the victim doesn't want this to move forward. so many years later. at the same time, the crime, a rape, a terrible crime. >> a 13-year-old girl involved. you have a big hollywood actor. flees from justice, has a great career, gets away with it all. i'm not surprised the american people would come down and say bring the guy back and make him pay for the crime. >> bottom line is i agree with most of the e-mailers, a rape is a rape. >> if we covered the court system the way we cover the nfl or major league baseball, there would be riots in the streets if people realized that these sorts of things, people skipping on serious felony charges happens every hour of every day in every municipal court in this country. >> that doesn't necessarily make it okay. coming up, dr. oz and nicholas christoff. triple threat. owwww.... (announcer) not just sinus headache... but pressure... and congestion. (announcer) you need a sinus medicine ooohhh... that

and donna edwards, democrat from the state of maryland. good to have you both on the program.were just talking congressman garrett during the break with joe about where the anger went, summer anger over health care and outrage. now op-ed pieces in the times saying numbers are stabilizing. obama's handling of health care is double that of the gop's. is the gop giving in? >> the anger is still out there. i was out there with the people, still the number one issue. the letters, phone calls, that's still the number one issue people are writing about and they are complaining about it. they do not want obama's health care plan. >> why do democrats feel more certain? why they are more comfortable now? >> i don't know they are. when i talk to members on the floor they are just as concerned about what they are hearing in their district. i know they are going to go forward wit. it's the wrong thing to do. my constituents from east coast to west coast i talk to they are opposed to it. they do not want the government getting in between them and their doctor, in between them and the hospit

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. >> reporter: bill and donna share their huge collection with sunday morning a few years ago.from so-called features-- books with art work right on the matches-- to a world war ii depiction of adolph hitler that urges americans to strike at the seat of trouble. unless you think this match book collection excessive or even eccentric, donna offers this defense. >> no different than stamp collecting or postcard collecting, baseball card collecting. it all falls in the same realm of paper collectibles.& >> reporter: faced with bans on indoor smoking, some of today's bars and restaurants are reduced to offering tooth picks and tiny notebooks to their customers. a substitute for match books perhaps. but in the eyes of the devoted collector, no match for the original. ♪ come on, baby, light my fire ♪ >> mason: ahead, some pointed observations. pollen. when i really liked to be outside, i did not like suffering from nasal allergy symptoms like congestion. but nasonex relief may i say... bee-utiful! prescription nasonex is proven to help relieve indoor and outdoor nasal allergy symptom

i am donna richardson and my guest this hour is colonel george f.urces police. colonel, thank you for joining me. >> great to be here with you. >> in addition to being with the maryland natural resources you are president of the maryland police chief association, and who in addition to chief are your members? and who is working with you? >> it is comprised mostly of chief of police from all over the state and state government and law enforcement chiefs and county and municipalities that exist in all of the state of maryland. >> i know as a group i know there are several initiatives taking place. there is a new one. checkpoint strike force. >> yes, it is a research based-multi-state situation where we pick and we go out there and we look for drivers that are impaired and work to get them off of the road and we do that through our sobriarity checkpoints and our saturation patrols. >> and so, which jerse - jurisdiction, one specific area or all of the jurisdictions now involved? >> all throughout maryland, the chiefs of police have signed on. every jur

i am donna richason. >>> tonight, a family torn apart.phillips back on oprah again with more head spinning claims about drug addiction and rape. this time she has ammo, she's bringing her sister, who's now backing up mackenzie's claim of incest with her dad. other members of mackenzie's extended clan are lining up against her charging, you lie! issues has exclusive information from the family of john phillips. >>> a double dose of evil, blood soaked walls, beaten dogs and day care? a horrific dogfighting ring busted up at a child care center in illinois. ten children taken out during a police raid. the dogs were tortured. who were the sickos who thought dogfighting and day care were a good mix? >> jaycee dugard will take the stand against phillip garrido. this could force her to reveal every gut wrenching and sordid sexual detail all while she is trying to rebuild her life. does the criminal justice system victimize rape survivors twice? a superstar allegedly skipping out on his hotel bill. randy quaid and his wife accused of owing a hote

donna kenney. >> donna kenney: i feel like being on the water, in the canoe, is being back to nature.ove the chesapeake bay. >> narrator: james kenney, age 24. >> james kenney: we pulled up to the island in the canoes and we walked across onto the beach, and i mean it's, it's just amazing that that's there. you've got the waves breaking right there. and the horizon, you could see for miles. it's just wonderful. >> narrator: after the beach, the nature lovers find the medallion and the answer to the clue. they'll head back and get their park quest passport stamped. and they plan to extend their discovery of janes island by camping here tonight. meanwhile, another park quest team sets out, "the mighty four." the greenlees family won last year's rollicking finale, where families who complete their quests compete for prizes. >> woman: and we're back for another year! >> narrator: maureen greenlees. >> maureen greenlees: the marshes here at janes island are absolutely beautiful. it's different than all the other places that we've canoed because usually we've always done a river. i truly be

. >> caller: i'm donna pots and i'd like to salute my two sons, curtis and cody pots. curtis is in the u.s. navy on a six-month deployment. cody potts is in the u.s. army on a year deployment. cody is our studious child and he knows more facts than anybody could imagine. i'm so proud of both of you and love you dearly and miss you greatly. >> i love the pictures the parent choose, what a great message. if you have somebody in the service let us help you salute them. cnn.com/robin. >>> a new scandal for a community group at the center of a voter registration controversy last year. a.c.o.r.n. fired two baltimore employees caught on tape allegedly offering advice on how you set up a prostitution ring and avoid the irs at the same time. they allegedly gave that advice to a couple posing as a pimp and prostitute. correspondent richard luis, did they say they had underage girls working for them? >> conservative activist, he posed with his partner, an a.c.o.r.n. spokesman saying filmmakers unsuccessfully similar stunts at a.c.o.r.n.'s offices in philadelphia, los angeles and

my best friend, donna. -- who will always is. >> get a bayberry candle. >> you know what? just threw an ashtray at my head. you know what? [beep] >> you're in my heart. you are in my heart. greta: oops. she will not forget her first appearance on "saturday night live," and if you could not tell from that bleeped out word, it was teh he f word. and the bear canut is all grown up. the polar bears are not quite ready to mate, but they are getting along. and venezuelan dictator hugo chavez has something with the late kurt kobain. he was hitting on his widow, courtney love, at the premiere of a new movie. "the new york daily news" says that he was a sex the dog. he invited me to visit his country, and i would like to go -- he was a sexy dog. and putting it on vibrate when you go to the broadway show. some actors were performing when someone in the audience let his cell phone rang twice. the actress did not let it slide, and tmz, the reaction. -- tmz has the reaction. [phonee rings] >> you want to get that? you want to get that? [phone rings] [laughter] come on. please, turn it

congresswoman, donna edwards, is here. congressman elijah cummings. congressman, chris van holland. sorbaines is here. and to your president, president of the university of maryland, thank you so much. you know -- who? you know, the last time i was here, it was in the heat of a very long and very tough campaign. and in that campaign, i promised to be a president -- you guys can sit down, by the way. in that campaign, i promised to be a president who didn't just clean up yesterday's crises. i wasn't just content with standing still. i promised to be a president who would build a better future. who would move this nation forward. who would ensure that this generation, your generation had the same chances and the same opportunities that our parents gave us. that's what i'm here to do. that's why i ran for president of the united states of america. i ran for president because of people like rachel. did she not do an outstanding job in the introduction? part of that promise is an economy that leads the world in science and technology and innovation. part of that promise is a clean energy