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and it turns out there appears to be one last giant efft to get thousands of these projects through. with time running out, republicans are complaining loudly that a massive spending bill just hit theidesks late today. >> in this case, almost 2,000-ge bill that no one has seen. at least on my side of the aisle. >> reporter: the measure would spend $1.1 trillion of your money. and it's packed with those special earmarked projects lawmakers of both parties added on. the kind of spending many promise to stop. senator john mccain says congress failed to get the message. >> which is a direct -- a direct betrayal of the majority of the voters on november 2nd who said stop the earmarking, stop the spending, stop the outrageous pork barrel projects. >> reporter: senator mccain's staff pointed to a few examples they called unneceary spending. $208,000 for beaver management in north carolina. $235,000 for noxious weed manament in nevada. $413,000 for peanut research in alabama. and $247,000 for virus-free wine grapes in washington state. taxpayer advocates say many see this as a last chance be

. >> i noticed it's a new venture for u efft 2 ar with the hyatt. how has the experience been for you. love it. this is pretty much working in the hotel in the chef position, this is what i usually do is teh okine way that the chef would want everything to be ona everything from sanitation to inventory to acalcooking. this experience has been just incredible to me it's basically using my arofexperience and passing it on. >> you are doing well with the happened made pasta. you taught students before, what are crets for becoming a really good chef. do you have to be born or can you learn to be a great chef. t'abt attitude. if you love to cook, because i love to, i love to eat, i love to cook with someone whenjoys it. i enjoy my job and like to share my experience with students. >> we have a couple of items he. th ia ravioli with avocado. we have lasagna as well. what are you going to do with this o? it making a sample plate to follow when they are plating up. fairly simple, all pteup pending on how many you actually do, you want to make the process as

anin efft for reaso that have a lot to do with me and her, she became my russian mother. and her home became my home away from home. and her son was nike o lie who i had written a biography about. she had survived 20 years, there we are first meeting in 197 a, god how we have ajd. 1975. she had survived 20 years in the concentration camps and in exile. uri grew up in an orphannage, not knowing who he really was. when they finally reunited 19 years after he was taken from her, they bonded and they spent the rest of their life living as a family. i met them in '76 and through them i met the initial wave of victims whom i met. she was an extraordinarily great woman and when her memoirs were published under gorbachev, they became best-seller not only in russia but in europe. but she also had a compassion that astonished me. i met, i found the daughter of the nk-- the kgb secret police official who had toremented her husband in prison, the daur, he had been shot slightly after her husband. she said she wanted to meet this woman h who was actually about her age. i brought them

members on this side of the aisle as well as on your side of the aisle to pass an amendment that in efft says, ok if you want to put these regulations on these small providers, in these small jurisdictions, fine, we'll do it, we want to protect children as much as you do. i said that during the substance of our debate, that we wanted to protect children and i'm sure you want to make sure that children are well fed so my belief is that we will rise now, we will come back on this amendment, which is not related, we'll give you an opportunity to vote on your amendment, and then we're going to pass this bill and send it to the president of the united states as the senate of the united states unanimously voted to do, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california yields back. without objection, the previous question is ordered on the motion to recommit. pursuant to clause 1-c of rule 19, further crucial of s. 3307 is postponed. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, proceedings will resume on motions to suspend the rules pr