settled in particular places it's all about migration let's say it's all by migration one of the great spirit tribes about rushing to the genetic quality is the russians high tolerance to alcohol can you see it in the genome can you explain the truth only the point of view i would say we didn't find any specific toller and so for russians to alcohol so it's just practice i think it's life conditions it's bad habit i would say you know genetic science for this but what are the genetic qualities of russian that you can talk about seriously today well they're pretty much similar to those that we observe in europeans say. it's too early to say why diseases russians are more predisposed all less predisposed and as an example i can tell you about the. eight dispositions of particular russians living in the white sea so they're quite tolerant to aids hiv infection. hiv infection this tolan's is almost the. equal to what we observed in iceland or in norway says a geneticist you got perhaps chuck spotlight will be back shortly right after the break will continue so stay with us. culture is that so muc

to have both leaders appeared to be in great spirits with a much smiling and talking and joking as well at some point during. the week it's a different from this fall when you have only one or two friends. and it's absolute if they're really into a have more friends when we have a new at the end of having eric and our relationships develop you know the way. we are not completely are not complicated and we understand this and then other times where well as well as you know russia understands the german energy crunch and the need to have a dozen people. right understands in russia and it's a think we were able to share experience and i said it is then it was a good opportunity for you and for the american president you they both joined our own two relationships probably were. presented midriff and they're making it are not so good as. in the miter but i hope they will understand each other where well . the two options you've either are three was to go together and you never try to get emotional but it. should be because you do have some european food for a friend barack obama has been it

as he mentioned, food and great energy, great spirit out here in mountain view. let's get a look at our weather graphic. it's going to be warm to hot as we head into saturday's forecast. we are looking at patchy fog for tonight. by friday, we're talking about 90s inland. the heat stays for saturday right here throughout the bay area with an area of high pressure coming in from the southwest. these drums are very nice. let's get a look at what we can expect as we head into friday's forecast. 90s inland and for the weekend a little fog at times. but still overall plenty of sunshine. specifically, as we head into tomorrow morning, temperatures in the low 60s by 6:00 a.m. and by 11:00 a.m. upper 70s. now, as far as the festival goes, we'll be looking at temperatures in the upper 70s by 6:00 p.m. and by 8:00 p.m., upper 70s for the mountain view o bone festival going on from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on saturday and by sunday noon to 8:30. it's an afternoon evening event in the bay area. all right. it is time for the hop pi coach. jessica, mark, can we pan back over her

it is this great generosity of spirit that moved us forward. we were there to overthrow a dictator.were there when they wanted to take away manila town. because of the brave choices we made every filipino american now enjoys a fair opportunity to make his neighborhood, his country his own. looking ahead i'm pleased to see that the future is bright. it is clear that our dreams, our culture, our wisdom have been pass the on to the younger generation, who have taken the responsibility as caretakers of our community. it's a wonderful thing to be filipino in america. we are the voice of courage, innovation, and in -- compassion in this beautifully diverse country. just to cite a recent shining example, after the destruction broff by the typhoon, the response from the community was such a powerful, overwhelming beacon of hope. proof that no matter where we are and who we have become, the love of the mother lan and love for our neighborhood -- neighbor will always take prinet. this is what community is about. as i look back at the work we have done, i am proud. together we have accomplishe

doesn't sound like a typical immigration protest today i feel great a spirit of sky around oh my god everybody was so excited for a good run and yeah it was. that's because just one day before the law was to be enacted i think. that the harshest provisions i'm here celebrating with the community at our victory. were to be removed a celebration over one hundred long hot days in the making. i know the boss didn't have much to celebrate and that i'm examiner assigned immigration law is rainy here every single day from five am. right but it wasn't always a lock down but some of the most controversial provisions. took a basic they got their prayers answered with we've been pretty you know every day twenty four hours a day this is taken over or our lives and right now this is the only issue we can work because there's so much demand for it and good right here we're we're directly on the brink of regret on the front lines of what is a national struggle and whenever there's a national struggle money has to be made here. now. where anyone can be a patriot belong to god. to stand in solidarity

a doesn't sound like your typical immigration protest today i feel great a spirit of guy you know oh my god everybody was so excited to ring in i came here oh it was sad. because just one day before the law was to be enacted. the harshest provisions i'm here celebrating with the community and our victory. should be removed a celebration over one hundred long hot days in the making. i think the thing that celebrate and i mean it's never never assigned immigration law he's been here every saturday at noon five am here and remember right through it what he's going down but some of the most when you're from prevention and you take a basic a never cares where answer with we've been in pretty or you know every day twenty four hours a day this is taking over or our life and right now this is the only issue we can work because there's so much demand for it and good right here and we're we're directly in the thick of it right on the front lines of what is a national struggle and whenever there's a national struggle. money is to be made here. now. where anyone can be a patriot belong to god or

. >> this not only has great views but it has a great spirit of living.hington. it's got 5.7 acres so you not only get this big old rambling house, all that acreage. >> and privacy. >> your dining room, a brand-new kitchen, cathedral ceilings, two stories of windows in the living room. that's one of the three bedrooms in the house. it has gleaming hickory wood floors throughout. i love that corner fireplace with the stone. i feel you can settle in and be happy all year round. >> right at the beginning we saw a long driveway. you say that adds value. >> a long driveway is the status of driving up there to your mansion. so it has an association that's worth a lot of money. >> very cool. now to nevada. this is incline village, the most expensive, just under $500,000. you say this is a real value. >> it is a real value because this is not an inexpensive part of the country. it looks small but it's bigger. that's the view you're paying for. nowned golf and hiking.d and that's what you're living in. from the outside you never expect you'd get a big tiered livin

spirit of the end of the war. edith went around the country talking about our great heroes. she passed away at the age of 93 a few weeks ago. so in her spirit but in the spirit of all those, all those incredible people of the greatest jen reags, we offer this resolution -- generation, we offer this resolution so our country can always remember their bravery and courage. i would yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from alabama is recognized. mr. bonner: madam speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlelady from the district of columbia is recognized. ms. norton: madam speaker, i have no further speakers. if the gentleman is ready to yield back, i would like to reserve at this time. mr. bonner: madam speaker, i have no further speakers as well. i urge support and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama, mr. bonner, yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from the district o

great to see you open. they elevate that sense of spirit and pride that we have in san francisco. this is why people come out to the city and county of san francisco is to experience not only the sights and sounds of the cable car but the thrill of the cable car ride. i had the privilege of living on a cable car line for the past five years. this reminds me of how fortunate i am and how much i love this great city. we are very blessed to have starts of the system for a generation. i want everyone to recognize today as the former mayor and dianne feinstein's leadership. it was her leadership as mayor that preserved these cars. they were on the press at this of going away. -- press thprecipice of this gog away. cable cars connect us to our proud past. this is an expensive endeavor. i know that things come at a price. this investment into this cable car was roughly $800,000. it was a lot of money. it was worth every penny. it could be possible to bring these together. these are historic cars. you cannot bring a new cable car and bring some plastic and refurbished sheet rock. you have

spirit. >> monica crowley. >> one of the great things about america, john mclaughlin, is that we are self-correcting. so we have had hard left progressive presidents and administrations before and it produces folks like ronald reagan, pat buchanan, and the country does correct and that's why i think the optimism is well placed. > the first thing he -- >> he can't stand to let the other side speak. it's unbelievable. >> i think it's well placed and i will amplify what monica was saying about self- correcting on an individual level. the reason why is because people believe in the dream because they believe in their own abilities, attitude, and work ethic. that's healthy. that's heartiness. they also are saying, and i haven't seen this too often, e dream. >> the answer is, it >>> issue two, the impossible dream? ♪ [ music ] >> i'm feeling it. when i shop for food, when i pay my bills, like rent, cable. >> got a 12.5% reduction on my salary and it's affected me a lot. i bought a brand-new car last year and barely can make the payments on it. >> the american dream was once defined in terms of material po

and have felt a great sense of responsibility to help out. in the spirit of that, we ask latoya cantrell to come here and talk about her struggle, her challenges and her resolve. because i think what she represents is the best of what so many of you represent. and for the grace of god every one of us could be put in the same position as latoya but how many would have the courage to become latoya? and actually step up and not give up. and so that's why we thought we couldn't get a better speaker today for a neighborhood empowerment necessary work initiative than someone who is empowered her neighborhood and networked her community across now this country. and notably and significantly in san francisco to talk about what she's done. she's an inspiration. featured in time magazine, new york times. "wall street journal." even tried to get her to run for political office she said, why would i do that? when i could do so much more as the head of the brood moore improvement association. or keynote speaker, big round of applause to latoya cantrell. [applause] >> t

the aftermath of the earthquake, once again americans came together in the spirit ofoury that is so characteristic of our greathere's still so much tdo. we must continue heing those most in need while so focusing on the long-term recovery of the peoe of haiti. pleasjoin the clinton bush haiti fund and other organizations as we answer this urgent call to help the people of haiti. give now, becausethere'y for the people of hai to build what they wanto become, not just rebld what they used to be. thank you. thank you. >> carolyn: cool weather greeted the first competitors in t marathon. in all more than 24,000 registered runner took part. they headed up the embarcadero, across the golden gate bridge, through the park. officially at the winner in the men's division set a course record, he is a stanford grad student and as to fixesle the first woman to finish was emily with a time of two hours. >> alan: in iowa, a dam failed after a river upstream crested ten feet above flood stage. water from the crippled down sent bos crashing to the city below. hundredsf people were forced to evacuate. no injuries have been repo

aftermath of thearthquake, once again americans came together in the spirit of ourommon humanity that is so characristic of our greatn. but there's still so much to do. we must continue helping those most in need while also focing on the long-term recovery of the people ofaiti. please join the clinton bush haiti fund and otr organizations as we answer this urgent call to help the peoplof haiti. give now, because there's an opportunity for the people of haiti to build what they want to bece, not just rebuild what they used to be. thank you. thank you. >> alan: incepti got a dreamy reception at the box offic the action thrill about a team th sneaks into people's dreams was the number one movie with 7 $60 million. >> carolyn: tess speck. >> alan: good footprint everyone. brea

spirit and possibility for being here today. congratulations and have a wonderful afternoon and great weekend and thank you very much for coming out. (applause). >> >> thank you mr. mayor. how about a another round of applause for the mayor and london breeze. and huckleberry house and who is here ready to come up? is anybody ready? okay. let's hear it for our friends from huckleberry house. >> hello. i am jason martinez and this is victor. we work with huckleberry street clinic and i am a health educator and i found there was a need for a group for young men in the community, so i wrote a grant to youth funding ideas and i got $10,000 to have young men's group in the western edition, and yesterday was actually our last day, and i'm going to have victor tell you a little more about the program. >> we run a group over there at plaza east. we just graduated eight boys from the ten week program. (applause). >> we run groups all the time, but with this group just a bunch of young men and subjects that affect their lives and violence, sex, drugs and media, and also we also do community projects like we just finished up a community clean

it has been my great privilege to be able to work in this city, and in the spirit of the theme of tonightwhich is headed and unity, i need to emphasize the issue of heritage. first of all, like at the academy, and i'm waiting 40 lights to go off shortly, i do want to thank my parents, both of whom not only had the good foresight to have me born in san francisco in a chinese hospital, but also within the city here had shown me that there was more than just work, as they have themselves tirelessly worked within the community and the county here. i also want to thank, of course, my own family who gave me the opportunity, the time to be able to work within my own community and on different levels as the opportunity arose. lastly, i would like particularly to acknowledge that what -- that none of what was read could actually be possible by only one person and i was merely the steward of an issue that chinese hospital had been founded for, which was access for care for health care what our people, and it is somewhat ironic, and i am pleased to be a health commissioner because back in the 1890's

it has been my great privilege to be able to work in this city, and in the spirit of the theme of tonightwhich is headed and unity, i need to emphasize the issue of heritage. first of all, like at the academy, and i'm waiting 40 lights to go off shortly, i do want to thank my parents, both of whom not only had the good foresight to have me born in san francisco in a chinese hospital, but also within the city here had shown me that there

but it's again part of that narrative of this great city that makes us very proud to be members of the community and it's in that spirtd, the spirit she contributed so much of her life's work to give us this remarkable symbol of the passion and the love she had for our city that makes our city so special and so great. happy 75th anniversary and thank you all very much for being out here. >> it is my great honor to introduce to you assemblyman mark leno. >> thank you. it is a real pleasure to be here with speaker pelosi and mayor newsome, board president aaron peskin. let me welcome all our local visitors as well as our out of town guests. i want to thank them for choosing san francisco and joining us on this historic 0 caverings and for your sales tax dollars we especially need at this time it's a wonderful san francisco day to recount some of our local history. imagine lily coit having over $100,000 in 1929 to leave to the city and county of san francisco as a bequest. i can't wait to see what bill o'riley does when he recognizes that san francisco is celebrating the philanthropic legacy of a cigar-chomping, card-playing, fire en

spirit. the words spoken were those of remembrance... >> he was a great brother and a loyal friend., steel became shrapnel... where flames, smoke and destruction stole the lives of 184 men, women and children. >> words of hope and inspiration... >> the pentagon memorial will stand as an everlasting tribute to 184 innocent souls who perished on these grounds. the benches here bear each of their names... and beneath each bench is a shimmering pool filled with the water of life. a memorial can never replace what those of you mourning a loved one have lost. we pray that you will find some comfort amid the peace of these grounds. we pray that you will find strength in knowing that our nation will always grieve with you. >> and at the very hour and minute of the tragedy seven years earlier, there were no words at all. throughout the crowds that day were the men and women of the pentagon, the civilian and military personnel who every day are on duty, dedicating themselves to the defense of america. they were there on that day in september 2001, they lived through it; and they were there on

join me next time for a conversation with tennis great venus williams on her new book and harnsing your competitive spirit. that's next time. we'll see you then. >> all i know is his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference. >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. nationwide joins tavis inworking to improve financial literacy and the economic empowerment that comes with it. >> nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. [rocking blues music] ♪ (raggs) ♪ pawsuuup, everybody ♪ diddy-do-wah-day ♪ the raggs kids club band is coming down your way ♪ ♪ we've got a song to sing ♪ we got something to say ♪ the raggs kids club band ♪ can you come out to play? ♪ ♪ razzles makes us dazzle ♪ she's our go-to girl ♪ pido keeps the beat while he catches a curl ♪ ♪ b.max writes the tunes that raggs and trilby sing ♪ ♪ so come along and sing your song ♪ ♪ it's a happening thing yeah! ♪ pawsuuup, everybody, diddy-do-wah-day

i would say the hallmark of what makes sentences so great is local support, and i would say that my winery would fit in perfect with the spirit of san francisco. >> is there additional public comment? if not, public comment is closed. >> i think this is a good project, and i am fully in support of it. part of what prompted my support is that i talk to people in the community, and i have to thank you for doing the of reach. frequently, small businesses go into the market, and i spoke with others, and they felt really good about their interaction with you, so i wish you success in this venture, and i saw a movie recently, "bottle shop." i thought it was kind of cute, about the wine industry. i was not aware of any of that. i would like to move to approve this. >> second. >> i think this is a good project, and it is doing if the right way. it is coming forward as an on and off sale, and sometimes it gets confusing as it has in the past with some wineshops the region wineshops better only off sale, and this is because we are starting at the very beginning has what it intends to be, and it sounds like it will be a very good market

spirit it's how we feel about ourselves. our fountain of youth is inside of us and there's all kinds of ways of feeling great about yourself. ging anything but its spirit and energy and everything as possible. i'm giving my second one-woman show this year at the commonwealth club in november 23rd. they took arrest on a 70 year-old woman giving a solo. the via grid diaries the movie. >> speaking of which this is very interesting you have this novel great premise about it to a single woman 70 years old looking for love and happiness on the internet. who picks it up to tell us what's happened with that? >> hbo bout the rights for a tv series. anything can happen at 70. who would to see playing any applebaum who plays you. >> what i like to see there so many people i'd love to see jill claiborne, diane keaton there's a lot of people. >> i've got a lot of ids to have a plug for me in there or part for me in there just checking. i watch as the nice part i don't want to be this scenario. >> have the parts were you told you that i'm serious. >> each marches haping august 8th starts at 90 9:00 a.m. at christie field at the sports bas

the world wouldn't be a great place if every airline was like spirit. the world is a better place because the customers have the choice of airlines like spirit and southwest and many, many airlines. >> one the problems when it comes to prices though is many people do not understand what their choices are, and number two, they are getting services that they didn't know, paying for services that they didn't know that they wanted, more did they ask for. so i think i've made my point. i think you've made your point. final question that as i think all of you know, we have passed in this committee and out of the house of representatives an airline safety bill where we increase the requirements for pilots, both in training and in number of hours in the cockpit and also a number of other things, flying conditions and so on and so forth. just out of curiosity, since we have both of you here, what is the starting pay, the entry-level pay for first officer with spirit airlines? the unbundled. >> i don't know the starting pay. i can give you the average pay. and we

great controls the lesser. that is called the hermetic axiom. what matters is you remember we work from the top down. so if i work from spiritnd mind, that controls my emotions and my body. i warned you already, i'm a scientist, right? do you know there is hard evidence that you can reverse illness in the body, you can make your body healthier by having healthier thoughts. good or good? right now, suppose you turned to your neighbor and said every cell in your body is getting healthier right now. tell them that. now do this. every little cell is getting healthier right now. if there's any part of your body giving you a challenge, any part giving you a challenge, that doesn't feel good, touch that part and say "every little cell in my body

great controls the lesser. that is called the hermetic axiom. what matters is you remember we work from the top down. so if i work from spirit and mind, that controls my emotions and my body. i warned you already, i'm a scientist, right? do you know there is hard evidence that you can reverse illness in the body, you can make your body healthier by having healthier thoughts. good or good? right now, suppose you turned to your neighbor and said every cell in your body is getting healthier right now. tell them that. now do this. every little cell is getting healthier right now. if there's any part of your body giving you a challenge, any part giving you a challenge, that doesn't feel good, touch that part and say "every little cell in my body is getting healthier right now." wherever it is. touch it. if there's a part of your body you've been giving negative energy to, and one of the things i talk about -- this is hard, one of the things i talk about is how african people were taught to hate their bodies, because anything african was considered bad. there is a chapter in the book called 'being color-struck." that was one of th

me tell you, when we first took office, amidst the worst economy since the great depression, we needed harry's fighting spirit because we had lost nearly three million jobs during the last six months of 2008. the month i was sworn in, january 2009, we lost 750,000 jobs in that month alone. the following month we lost 600,000 jobs. and these were all the consequence of a decade of misguided economic policies, a decade of stagnant wages, a decade of declining incomes. a decade of spiraling deficits. so our first mission was to break the momentum of the deepest and most vicious recession since the great depression. we had to stop the free-fall and get the economy and jobs growing again, and digging out of this mess required us taking some tough decisions, and sometimes those decisions were not popular. harry knew they weren't popular. i knew they weren't popular. but they were the right thing to do and harry was willing to lead those fights because he knew we had to change course. that to do nothing but to continue with the policies that had gotten us into this mess in the first place would mean further disaster

as we approach the 234th anniversary of the birth of this great nation, we ask you to rekindle the spirit of independence which values and respects each person's freedom. reignite the spirit of unity that overcame sharp differences of opinion to form these united states. renew a spirit of interdependence which seeks the common good of all above personal preferences. inspire a sense of awe and wonder at the bountiful resources of this land and in light of the environmental tragedy in the gulf of mexico, may we humbly dedicate ourselves to preserving and protecting those resources. guide these leaders in their work today and in the days to come that our nation's example of democracy and compassion may be a beacon of hope to all the world. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from new mexico, congressman heinrich. mr. heinrich: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united

great-- it's not a-- they're not a curse at all. i mean, when i first was exposed to south park, which was the spirit of christmas, a six-minute tape, i was tearing i was laughing so hard. i thought it was the funniest thing i've ever seen and turned to doug herzog, who was the president at the time, i said, "you can't air this," and he says, "you never know." (paulson) for those who haven't seen it, describe the spirit of christmas. you guys could describe it better. the spirit of christmas is, like, santa and jesus basically duking it out. and it's a lot deeper than that, but it was the most irreverent, the funniest groundbreaking use of language and characters in a setting that you've just never seen before. and i thought it was the funniest, funniest thing i've ever seen. and then when we finally put it on the air, we had advertisers, which is, you know, an issue we go around a lot, who wouldn't go near it. but for every one who wouldn't go near it, there were two who would. and it was a huge success for us. it was kind of like the uranium for the network in many ways, because comedy central always looked to do groundbreaking th

great tradition. pastor brooks embodies the spirit and pride that defies our community and i could not think of anyone better to represent our district during the opening prayer. i thank him for being here and i am so proud to introduce him. i yield back. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 further one-minutes on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri rise? without objection. mr. cleaver: madam speaker, i came to the floor today to talk about social security, but having spent most of last evening watching the news on a variety of stations and reading several newspapers this morning, i decided i wanted to just speak about what i am seeing. this body has gone from spacecraft to demagoguery and witchcraft. the hill has become a thick setting for everything wrong and ugly about politics. we are not about a way to fix, we are about pure nasty politics. we could be partisan without being poisonous. when i look back at our young pages, young americans who are gifted, i cannot help but wonder whether we are teaching them through our actions to become peace thrower

great pleasure now to actually call a man from speaker policies office. -- speaker pelosi's office. i got calls from her and from congresswoman feinstein. they have asked me to say that they are here in spirit, even though they have to stay in washington, poor things. [laughter] this is on behalf of speaker policy. thank you, louise. speaker policy was heartbroken when she learned she would not be able to be in town for the celebration, but she did ask me to bring a few words from her. she asked me to say we did it. congratulations. thank you, louise. louise had been talking to the speaker for how many years before she was speaker? it is an exciting day. she asked me to share a few words with you. dear friends, this is indeed a historic day. the commemorate the opening of the new laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center, which is the most modern, green, and technologically sophisticated hospital of its kind in the united states. thank you to dianne feinstein, who made it a priority, and to the city attorney who championed and continues to champion this project. many thanks are owed two majors -- to mayors jordan, brown, and newsom, and thank you to mr. elsbernd. we should all acknowl

country and i felt of the spirit of the different the games so i wanted to be the ambassador so much that when i knew that i rode to be one extra hour so heavy and you know i feel great responsibility for that because this is the first time we're doing this in history so i'm sure that i will do my best to help our delegation to show their best. right to sports now and make hovan and has caught the fastest time in the shakedowns the rally of finland the four driver who triumphed at his home offense last year just two minutes two point two seconds to complete the test track however up to one tenth of a second. teammate patrick garnaut in the fall of one count has a past to lead to another such a. day as one tenth of a second full back. is currently second in the overall standings fifty one points behind and that continued on for compiling the full spots. and finally moscow is hosting its first international sport forum which starts on thursday where the expected thirty thousand visitors can also see the second international sport when the festival and on course for a possible. sport movies are naturally similar to feature films but when you look closely it's evident th

great pleasure now to actually call a man from speaker policies office. -- speaker pelosi's office. i got calls from her and from congresswoman feinstein. they have asked me to say that they are here in spirit, even though they have to stay in washington, poor things. [laughter] this is on behalf of speaker policy. thank you,

me tell you, when we first took office, amidst the worst economy since the great depression, when needed harry's fighting spiritbecause we had lost nearly 3 million jobs during the last six months of 2008. the month was sworn in, january 2009, we lost 750,000 jobs in that month alone. the following month we lost 600,000 jobs. these were all the consequence of a decade of misguided economic policies, a decade of stagnant wages, a decade of declining incomes, a decade of spiralling deficits. so our first mission was to break the momentum of the deepest and most vicious recession since the great depression. we had to stop the freefall and get the economy and jobs growing again. and being out this mess required us taking some tough decisions, and sometimes those decisions were not popular. harry knew they were not popular and i knew they were not popular, but they were the right thing to do. harry was willing to lead those fights because he knew that we had to change course. that to do nothing, to simply continue with the policies that had gotten us into this mess in the first place would mean further disaster. and

victories such as this test the spirit of our youth and potential to do great things. i extend my congratulations and wish them luck in using their tough back line to defend the title neeks year and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: further one-minute requests? further one-minute requests? for what purpose does the for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise?