miss dortch, thank you for joining us.all, tell us, who are your relatives that are buried there? >> well, thank you for having me. my father. my father was buried there may 19th, 1938. and i have a sister-in-law that was buried there in '68. i have a first cousin that was buried there in 1970. and before that, my brother-in-law, who was a soldier, was buried there around 1952. >> miss dortch, none of us can really imagine what you've been going through since this news broke. can you tell us how you found out about this? we've been hearing about people, hearing about it on the news. how did you find out? >> i -- that's how i find out, i was in my dining room. i can't remember doing exactly what. i think i started toward the kitchen. and i heard them say something about burr oak. and my first -- frankly, my first impression was, oh, my goodness, that's horrible. what's going on out there? and then when i turned around and i did sit down to take a look at it, i started thinking about all my family members that were out there

. >> miss dortche, none of us can imagine what you have been going through since that news broke.ell us how you found out about this? because people have been hearing about it on the news. how did you find out? >> that's how i found out. i was in my dining room, i can't remember doing exactly what. and i think i started toward the kitchen. and i heard them say something about burr oak, and my first -- frankly, my first impression was, oh, my goodness, that's horrible. what's going on out there? and then when i turned around and i did sit down to take a look at it, i started thinking about all of my family members that were out there. and i said, they just have been desecrated. that's ridiculous. it's just horrible. and i said, you know, what's -- what steps are they going to take to satisfy us to let us know that, you know, they found things, and they really didn't. you know, they were just saying, okay, these bodies are out there, and they're buried, and they found bones in the dirt, and, you know -- and i felt bad. i really did. >> miss dortche, let me ask you about getting answ

were here and the governors who were in attendance and want to give a special shot out to reverend dortchiller of the education committee -- rev. george miller of the education committee. [applause] from the moment i entered office, my administration has worked to beat back the recession by creating jobs, extending unemployment insurance and health benefits for people who are out of work. even as we have worked to this end, we have also taken some historic measures to build a new foundation for growth and prosperity that can help secure our future for generations to come one pillar of this new foundation is a health insurance reform that can reduce costs for families and small businesses and provide quality health care for all americans. another reform is energy reform. it will free america from the grip of foreign oil. even if we do all those things, america will lead succeed in the 21st century unless we do a better job at educating our sons and daughters, unless every child is performing the way matthew has performed. the best jobs will go to the best educated, whether they live in the