. >>> this is 4-year-old hanna. and it's bedtime for hanna. and hanna loves to do, like, bedtime performances. >> oh, really. >> yeah. in this particular video, she is singing one of her favorite songs called good night olivia from her favorite nick jr. show, "olivia." ♪ >> eventually we realize the goal is not to move the carpet out of the way. the goal is actually to cover up the dog, the family dog, lula. >> she is tucking lula in first. how sweet. >> according to hanna's mom, the horse -- the horse on the stick is part of her routine. >> because she is a young calamity jane. >> exactly right. she does the -- when she performs the song. >> and she tucks herself in. what kind of mother does she have that let's her daughter tuck herself in. >> she has the best mother on the planet, joanne, one of our rtm workers is her little girl. >> of course it is. hanna came to the studio once. she had a really in depth conversation. >> she is like 4 going on 40. there is one more fabulous impromptu bedtime performance. ♪ >> she is so darling. >> flippin'

since the mid-'50s hanna barbera has produced more than 2,500 hours of kids' tv.ors, they realized there was money to doing television as long as they could keep losts low enough to ensure a profit. the first was rough and ready. >> the aesthetic values were missing. it just didn't have the quality that let's say the animation of tom and jerry had, but we were able to reduce the costs let's say of a six minute cartoon from about 30 or $40,000 for a tom and jerry down to 3 or $4,000 for the same amount of time. it was a dramatic reduction in cost. >> rough and ready became quite popular eventually running for seven years on saturday mornings on nbc, but their next project was the one that led to their dominance of kids' tv. the huckleberry hound show was a prepackaged half hour program sponsored by kellogg's that was first syndicated to local stations in 1958. containing three cartoons, huckleberry hound, pixie and dixie and yogi bear, the show ran once a week in most markets monday at 6:30 p.m. it was an immediate hit and within a few months they began to spin off

with a lawyer representing the officers one of whom is now a former officer admitted hitting darrin hanna has been fired another suspended for falsifying reports the breast back to work >> the world i live in 2 does not equal seven. i do not understand how independent investigation can be done by anyone when we were told what of the cirque falsified his report. >> darrin hanna died a week after arrested multiple tasing is and physical trauma of factors but also why darrin hanna style with health problems and cocaine use independent investigation recommended no criminal charges the case brought forth complaints against the department promising. >> last several months tragic the time to bring healing >> police say the darrin hanna already wanted a warrant for assault present girlfriend when they were called to apartment trying to drown her in a bathtub. when she ran outside naked and screaming he came outside swinging >> my report my son was murdered >> police report falsified the should be charged with murder. >> mr. stops from lawrence to jarvis will close 6 weeks at a time, granville jun

>> hanna: i felt anger. >> pelley: anger? >> hanna: oh, yeah.ause this does not have to be the last launch. it doesn't have to end this way. i mean, it... it just doesn't make any sense. it doesn't compute. and i guess i'm still in denial because i'm thinking they're going to call me back one day. "we got a launch coming up. we need your help." how can they do that? >> pelley: they did it to save $3 billion a year. now, the only way an american can fly into space is to buy a seat on a russian rocket. at the kennedy space center, 7,000 workers lost their jobs. >> main gear touchdown. the space shuttle pulls into port for the last time. >> pelley: 50 years of liftoffs are becoming eight months of layoffs. have a look around brevard county. it's shrinking. lots of people are moving away, taking businesses down with them. >> chris milner: it was like, bam, gone, gone, gone. >> pelley: the work ethic that built the shuttle keeps chris milner fighting to hang on. how long did you work at the space center? >> milner: eight years. >> pelley: and your wi

hanna died four days after the incident.ce audio recording hanna can be heard seemingly pleading for them to stop. >> put me down. put me down. i was down. i was down. i was down. >> i heard my son telling the officers to put him down, stop, he was crying out for his life. >> north chicago is a separate city from chicago with its own government and police force. since hanna's death more than a dozen others have come forward alleging police brutality including paul smith, the man in this video who says he was choked by an officer after an arrest for public drunkenness. >> he never read me my rights or nothing. they ended up i guess choking me, grabbing me, and smashing my head into the wall. >> smith's case is still under investigation along with several others. a special state police investigation into darren hanna's death determined the officers involved used reasonable force. beside the beating injuries, the coroner cited cocaine use as a partial cause of death. the officers say hanna rj whiched them yelling shoot me and t

hanna had a prior criminal record. he was a cocaine abuser, and police say he was tasered only after he resisted arrest. charges are expected to be filed today, against a youth baseball coach in hobart, indiana.. who took thousands of dollars from families before disappearing with their money. the coach's name has not been released yet. he was supposed to lead a travel baseball team this summer. parents paid 6-hundred-75 dollars each for the season. but after a few weeks of practice, the coach disappeared and stopped returning phone calls. parents called police when they realized they had been scammed. the chicago city council approved mayor emanuel's plan to raise private money for public projects. it's called the chicago infrastructure trust. the mayor says the plan will help the city pay for projects it can't otherwise afford. he also claims it will create thousands of jobs. the mayor will appoint a board to oversee the trust ... and one of those board members will be an alderman. the city council will vote on all p

and jack hanna is taking us on a tour.> a green sea turtle, the big one? the green sea turtle. what happens, sam, out in nature, a lot of things happen to turtles. plastic bags, it could be large fish nets. a lot of our quests here at seaworld. look at this animal here. >> that's amazing. >> isn't this something? it will get up to your hand. and watch the sea turtles that are rehabbed and rehabilitated. 1,200 sea turtles will be released back into the wild by seaworld. >> the one where the shell is snapped, are hunted for their shells. that's why there's not a lot of them here. >> it used to be, 15, 10 years ago, sea turtle shells were used for bones, decoration, jewelry, that type of thing. now, that thing is done illegally. but they're trying to stop that. the sea turtles, go down on the beach at nighttime. and a lot of them get eaten by birds. and they have the ocean to deal with, as well. of the sea turtles that go into the ocean, maybe 15 or 20 make it. >> it's important to have an exhibit like this. people ask me all

i'm sorry, did i have -- yes, hanna from utica and gibson from saratoga springs. two -- those are two moderate freshmen with us. the two stalwarts we have are republicans in the house are, of course, mike simpson who i met with last year from the boise area of idaho and representative aaron schock. both have been long -time friends of ours. people who are not as we say in new york -- are the republican study group. the study group, which i think the -- you had mentioned to me, nina, who was the founder of the -- phil crane. the former member, the founder of the republican study group and congressman tim wahlberg, we're hoping somehow we'll be able to get a game of words with friends going with tim. i'd like to try to pitch that. we're going to find some beachhead there with him and try to get him over on our side. on the senate side, we have senator tom udahl from new mexico who is good with us on this issue. he's a first-term senator, but he has been spearheading efforts to recruit other senators to support funding increases for the nea. and tom harkin. who was c

i'm sorry, did i have -- yes, hanna from utica and gibson from saratoga springs. two -- those are two moderate freshmen with us. the two we have are republicans in the house are, of course, mike simpson who i met with last year from the boise area of idaho and representative aaron schock. both have been long -time friends of ours. people who are not as we say in new york -- are the republican study group. the study group, which i think the -- you had mentioned to me, nina, who was the founder of the -- phil crane. the former

jack hanna, have a great day.elling us about this new program down there. >> thank you for having us. see you later! >> nothing jack hanna won't do. meanwhile, straight ahead on this show, something tells me popeye would not be happy with this one. the feds sinking your money into converting spinach into an energy source. >> and we've all seen this money laying on the ground. what would you do? pick it up? one woman did and wound up under arrest! huh? >> a trick. >> maybe she didn't get rid of those weeds. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammatio plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical functio

police officers on paid leave justice department investigated death of a man police custody darrin hanna died after being restrained and a taser to during arrest last november decision friday whether seven officers face disciplinary action from the city taser darrin hanna after resisting arrest fighting with pregnant girlfriend lake county coroner says cocaine abuse poor health and taser contributed to death. swing chicago archdiocese claiming father molesting john curran he and other boys in the 1980's planning church in new molested john curran boys but did not remove from parish. archdiocese has not commented. john curran died 12 years ago. dreaded amazon tax struck down by cook county judge state year old law collecting more sales tax revenue from online purchases on constitutional specifically at amazon any company physical promise or affiliate's presence in illinois after charge state sales tax amazon cut ties with all illinois affiliate's today cook county judge said the plot by a late constitutional clause limiting who faces tax as well as federal internet tax map. the illinois d

---otra hija de solaiman, hanna de 12 aÑos, tambien resulto con lesiones leves cuando fueron embestidosr una camioneta que era conducida por un adolescente. --el joven est ahora bajo investigacin. cu ---muere otro ciclista en las calles de la bahia. take vo ---esta vez fue en richmond... un hombre fue arrollado por un automovil en la esquina de la avenida barret y la calle 33. ---el conductor se dio a la fuga --por el momento no se tiene informacin sobre l ni sobre la victima, quien sera un hispano de unos 20 aÑos de edad. cu --- asi como peatones mueren en la mano de conductores negligentes.. la vida de los ciclistas tambien se han visto amenzadas.. gabriela dellan nos dice como protegernos en las vias .. 0:14 0:21 0:41 1:02 1:32 intro gaby: -- asi es blanca... los accidentes de ciclistas son cada vez mas comunes y en especial en la comunidad latina ya que muchos utilizan sus bicicletas como su principal medio de transporte.. pkg sot : 34: 12 pero para aca no se fija .. pero si yo voy por aqui alli esta el atropeyado.. porque asi me atropeyaron a mi 38:24 --jesus bravo dice haber sido

--la hija mayor, "hanna" de 12 aÑos fue arrollada pero sobrevivi.munidad de oakland contina honrando a las vctimas de la matanza escolar. nat sound --- wait for cue --este es un concierto que comenz el viernes en el campus de la universidad de oikos. ---la msica se tocar por media hora todos los das, 6 das a la semana hasta que culmine el mes de abril. ---un total de 7 estudiantes murieron y otros 3 resultaron heridos en la masacre de hace una semana. cu ---han pasado 10 meses desde que la ciudad de east palo alto fue conmocionada por el asesinato de un beb de 3 meses. ---y ahora, se hacen los preparativos para que se haga justicia. ---mayra tostado nos tiene los detalles.. 0:01 - 0:05 0:09 - 0:13 1:37 - 1:41 take pkg ---la familia jimenez aun no logra olvidar la madrugada en la que fueron acribillados dentro de su vehiculo cuando salian de un baby shower en east palo alto.. sot ivonne garcia "yo nada mas ya quiero que se acabe todo esto porque realmente ha sido muy dificil para mi". el beb de ivonne garcia, izack jesus jimenez de 3 meses murio de u

it says if you ake more hanna million doolars a year, you should not pay a lower tax rrte than your secretaryy"ttisstimere's actually a vote on a bill - ruue woull apply to anyone who pakes more than one million pollars riiht now if that mmney comes from investments in the stock market they could pay 15% or even less in tax -- a far lower than the rate oo income from a paycheck..under the new bbll they''l have to payy30% "there'' zero chance of it ever passing on a stand alone basis because of the republicaa opppsition and 'm sure some democrats in swing states nddswing districts are not going to be commortabbe with voting for a tax rate increase."soowhy push it? "that's whaa votes doo so why push it?for a taxxrate incrrase."comffrtabll with voting for a tax rate ncrease."so why puuh it?"that's what votes do. they put senators on record anddwe will certainly see how senators handle phat...perhaps ttose who have been opposed to it in the position, onsider the fundamental fairness of the legislation nd vote yes."in otter woods, get republicans on record during nnellction year....ccold you iiaginee &ppampa

. >> what do we look like jack hanna? he's on the show today. >> i think he is. >>> to the south and east, 50s, 40s filtering in to the north and west. the cold front moving out and east of the region. with it, a few showers. we will see things clear out, and a beautiful friday. nice and breezy on the cool side. 44 for you in haggerstown. 46 in frederick, and here are your winds that are picking up. sustained winds, winds gusting at 20. current wind speed in washington, 16. we can expect winds to gust 20 to 25 miles an hour. temperatures at 60. feeling cool with sunshine. nice looking friday, look how quiet it is now. the front again south and east of us. looking at quiet conditions here. blue skies for your friday. things will change this weekend, warm front to the west, and area of low pressure riding along that. tomorrow we will cloud up with showers along us and temperatures ready for saturday. i think we will salvage most of sunday. sunday should be dry, partly sunny with cool temperatures. the forecast is a good one

the violence in homs, hanna are tragic reminders. you will have seen that the u.n. security council adopted unanimously and i emphasize on saturday a resolution of proving the immediate deployment of an advanced team of up to 30 mill stair observers to syria to begin reporting on the implementation of a full us is sags of violence. it is an important development for the implementation for the plan. together with our eu representatives of the u.n. security council to whom i pay tribute for their work and for their engagement and all our member states, we have spared no effort to try to ensure the international community speaks with one voice. i and my services are engaged in particular with russia and china last week in the margins of the g 8 mission in washington to seek their support and a change in their position. the security council resolution presents finally a unified call to the regime and i quote, the urgent, comprehensive implementation of all the elements of the proposal in their entirety." this is not a matter of choice of the six-point plan is not option

. >>> when it comes to mike hanna hahn and robert griffin iii you couldn't have two more different personalitiesanahan more serious, r g 3 a little more exuberant. nonetheless shanahan thinks that combination should work just fine. according to shanahan r g 3 receiving they've been looking for but he knows there's going to be some growing pains. >> we are going to be in new york. >> derek will be there

. >>> when it comes to mike hanna hahn and robert griffin iii you couldn't have two more different personalities. shanahan more serious, r g 3 a little more exuberant. nonetheless shanahan thinks that combination should work just fine. according to shanahan r g 3 receiving they've been looking for but he knows there's going to be some growing pains. >> we are going to be in new york. >> derek will be there tomorrow, and i'll be at redskins park. >> we'll be back in a minute. >>> okay, i'm on an 8:00 train tomorrow morning to go up to new york for rg3 so time for me to go to bed. >> we still got our caps after- glow going. >> we sure do. >> good night, everybody.

on february 12, we brought jack hanna, a world renowned wildlife expert, judy zoo. he conducted a show using our zoo animals and his own wonderful tales of white -- live in the wild life. we had about 400 people, a sold- out show. the kids are captivated by it. it was agreed community-wide event to showcase our zoo's relationship with other zoos and wildlife experts. it was a great event and fund- raising event. this past the senate, we held our zootopia event, a dinner that honors community leaders who have been strong supporters of the zoo. we honored ted and dione talbie. they have been big supporters across the area. diana's a board member and chairs the capital campaign. they were thrilled to get the proclamation from mayor li, proclaiming march 12 diane and ted talbie day. there were very happy to get that. coming up in april is our biggest event of the year. the annual zoo fest on april 28. the chair by longtime bay area philanthropist, kelly roberts. she has chosen as the theme to be an evening of pelicans on the serengeti. the idea is sort of black ties in

first of all because it's a sovereign government seconds sherry very important this so-called coffee hanna plant got a lot of input from both russia and china and a play you are actively treats all sides the government here the free syrian army and a syrian source national council the so-called democratic position which is extremely fragmented area to these three or four different strands to it in equal terms so if there is going to be a says fire he has to be respected by both sides what knew nobody stark in a belt is. who is staking part in the northern cities fire element with the syrian opposition they are kept a very special forces on the ground they are training some of these poor ears she hired these guerrillas brain new warriors whatever you want to call them dared british and french special forces on the ground for months as well and britain and france happened soon be permanent members. fortunately we've lost our connection there with what they ask about. we've reestablished a connection with you so why is the opposition finding it difficult to provide these are written to provid

the mother of darrin hanna believes that the officer ought to be charged with murder he died november 13th ... police were called to his apartment after is pregnant girlfriend complained that he was trying to drown her in the bathtub ... they used physical restraint and taser shocks ... that prompted the call on police brutality ... police say that the family is grossly misrepresenting the case ... we will bring you the latest as soon as the press conference is rescheduled the judge presiding over william balfour's trial heard an emergency motion this morning to release the 9-1-1 call placed by julia hudson... balfour's estranged wife. the motion was filed by three media outlets, including the tribune company. the judge said he will rule on it monday. meanwhile, day five of testimony continues ...balfour is accused of killing three members of jennifer hudson's family. she and her fiancee and sister julia were back in court today. the first witness to take the stand ... an f-b-i forensic expert on cell phones. 30 witnesses have been called so far. the prosecution focusing on witnesses

she's celebrating -- ♪ happy birthday >> my brother and his wife and hanna are coming over for dinneronight so happy birthday to mom. >> but dad in washington. oh, well. happy birthday, sammy. hopefully we'll have our moms with us for mother's day. i told my mom to plan it. she said i don't know. awfully busy. >> last night if you guys were gathered around the tv, "the voice" was on. they did something different this year. they had team blake and team christina competing. at the end of the two-hour show blake and christina were each asked to eliminate whoever they thought did the worst job of the group. just right there on the spot. that's something new they haven't done. as usual, judge kathie lee gifford, you are going to be the judge today to see if you'd vote the way that these judges did. first, singers from team blake. ♪ she's country ♪ little bit stronger ♪ getting along without you baby ♪ ♪ better off without you baby ♪ ♪ so take a look at me now ♪ there's just an empty space ♪ and you comin' back to me is against all odds and it's what i've got to face ♪ >> lots of talent the

. >> reporter: the pair along with hanna were riding their bicycles saturday morning.ear oak grove road, an suv ran off the road, and ran into the family, killing the father and daughter. >> they did everything together. she wouldn't go anywhere without her dad. i still remember my wedding, she would not leave his side. >> reporter: today, hadessa's uncle says his family has faith that the criminal justice system will work in his favor. >> we know justice will prevail, and the truth will come out. i know the district attorney is working night and day. >> reporter: the 17-year-old driver has yet to be charged with a crime, despite witnesses saying he was speeding at the time. in concord, john is a -- john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the search for a woman using a stiletto as a weapon. >> first, robots in all shapes and sizes. a showcase for the future. [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to hav

. >> reporter: the pair along with hanna were riding their bicycles saturday morning.oak grove road, an suv ran off the road, and ran into the family, killing the father and daughter. >> they did everything together. she wouldn't go anywhere without her dad. i still remember my wedding, she would not leave his side. >> reporter: today, hadessa's uncle says his family has faith that the criminal justice system will work in his favor. >> we know justice will prevail, and the truth will come out. i know the district attorney is working night and day. >> reporter: the 17-year-old driver has yet to be charged with a crime, despite witnesses saying he was speeding at the time. in concord, john is a -- john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the search for a woman using a stiletto >>> new at 10:00, it's national robot week. and innovators are celebrating by showing off robots of the future. lloyd lacuesta is live at stanford. >> reporter: they had a robot block party tonight. and what's a party without a dancing robot? so let me introduce you to now. he's a $16,000 robot made

hanna. i appreciate your plea there. let's get government out of the way. let's let small business owners do what they do best and that is dream big and work hard, and next to share with us is mr. bartlett from maryland. thank you. mr. bartlett: thank you very much for yielding. i'd like to spend just a couple of minutes putting this discussion in context. i am from maryland, i've been there 51 years now and for 12 years my wife and i ran a small business, meeting a payroll every wednesday morning. that's pretty good. discipline. i want to give you some statistics. a little smaller than average thing. we have only eight representatives in the congress. we have something over five million people. but in our little state we have 106,441 small businesses. that is a a lot of individual businesses -- that is a lot of individual businesses. they totally employ 1,105,200 individuals. this in a little state like maryland. it's interesting to see who employs these people. the top three industries by employment over 157,000 in health care and social assistance. one o

i said to hanna, let's do an experiment. she said okay, what is it? said let's get two cans of koerks a can of regular coke and a can of diet coke. because i read somewhere that if you submerge them in water the coke sinks and the diet coke floats, the can. so we put them in the bathtub and then we all crammed into this bathtub, which you'll see, and we're all looking. >> gee, this was a fun weekend! >> but you will be surprised to learn what happens. so i got a can of coke and a can of diet coke. and here's some water. >> why don't you wash your dress while you're over there. >> okay. >> just take it off, hoda, and dump it in there. be good for ratings. >> coke and diet coke in water. full cans. right? >> yes. >> okay. watch. >> wow. >> the coke sinks and the diet coke floats. >> why? >> i don't know. >> hoda! >> i don't know! so we're going to put it on to our facebook people to figure it out. look at it. it's crazy. >> bill nye the science guy. there it goes right away. it floats. >> is that crazy? diet coke floats and coke sinks. tell us why -- >>

the birthday cake with hanna who gets more tv time than most and this is the group of people who came. a lot of people are from the neighborhood who just came. it was a nice little surprise for american so happy birthday to her. by the way, we have such a cool thing that's happening on our program today. the cmt awards are coming out, that's the country music awards. those are so much fun. today we are so lucky because the group little big town is here and they are going to reveal the nominations for these awards and there are some great videos and songs and these guys are so good. what's that song -- i think we have a video of their song. let's listen to little big town. ♪ i feel no shame i'm proud of where i came ♪ ♪ from i was born and raised in the boondocks ♪ ♪ one thing i know no matter where i go ♪ >> they're really good. you know i went to school in nashville, tennessee? they've got another song, another video, that's a cover of a cold play song. beautiful, amazing. >> that is for you! >>> if you are wondering what the worst things in the world are. this is from buzz feed. is

joining us now, mark hanna. also tony selig. so the u.n. investigation i guess is old.eal? they have been look into the conditions of american kids on american farms. >> i think the condition of american kids on american farms has been well known for a long time. megyn: all of a sudden our department of labor cares a lot about it. >> i think the department of labor has cared about it for several years. this is the first time they have issued a ruling to protect these kids. megyn: those who favor stricter regulations. you can't go in the silos and you can't help with heavy marinery. they say they are trying to protect children. >> the safety standards are very high. they almost always work age-appropriate tasks on the farm. when you look at the statistics twhribs only 7 injuries among 1,000 farms in america today and kids have a better chance of getting hurt on an athletic field than work on a farm. >> this is the problem. american farms aren't what they were. we have an idea of lily white pastoral farms. you had family-run farms. now they have been corporate owned. i ha

we are in the sus qua hanna valley, in the middle of pennsylvania. >> what do you think about this romneymment? >> my thinkg about that is if romney were invited to one of those team owners' homes that he talks about and he was in the backyard at a picnic table, he seems some cookies he doesn't particularly like the look of would he have said they were 7-eleven cookies? we teach our children that if don't particularly like a food, you say, "no thank you. " "you don't do the ooh stuff. you say here is an educated man. he should know that. it also seems to me that, you know, that, you know he felt it was okay to say that to those working people in pennsylvania. >> good comment, sheila. good comment. you almost imagine him like in that setting, he would clap his hands, jeez. get rid of these cookies. >> a little uncomfortable well these cookies being in my sight. >> if you are invited to a friend's house, you know again talking about this in the last hour, it's one of those little things. this is not going to decide but one of those little things that does tell you a lot about the person. >>

hanna: the house has developed some of the strongest policy reforms in decades. i, for up withen, am not ready to give them -- for one, am not ready to give them upism thank chairman mica for his leadership to streamline project leadership. it shouldn't take 15 years to finish a project. we streamline the process so it can be done con currently instead of consecutively. this is good policy and something worth fighting for. we can cut this time in half and we should. i also worked on two other provisions that simply aren't addressed in the senate bill. one addressed the use of engineering services, specifically, it calls for states to utilize private sector engineering firms to maximize the -- to the maximum extent practical. state d.o.t.'s should streamline their operations and reduceover head so more money is going to put shovels in the ground, not to bureaucracy. the second provision, which would create regional planning organizations to give small communities a seat at the table, something they don't have now, the rural areas i represent face stiff competition

hanna's zbigniew says the power of syria are largely in the in tact. that is the military structure is run by assad even though the bulk of the ordinary soldiers are probably sunni notte shia the. the business community hasn't fundamentally deserted. so there isn't anything there to get old to use chemical me add to this week to think of this problem of syria and the way that brandt looked at it in this larger setting and suppose we were to push harder on the position it's not going to prevail political violence will intensify and tension in the region will drop. suppose in this context the conflict starts with iran, iran gets bombed by the israelis, the iranians retaliate of course because they will view us as having a spirited and we have to do something about it suited a conflict and or supporting an escalation of the violence and syria and now we are retaliating against iran. what do the iranians to? the easiest thing they can do right now to hurt us is not only to make life more miserable for us in western afghanistan that we are trying to withdra

hanna: that shows you what an -- ms. hanabusa: that shows you what an amazing country we are. we should ask ourselves, why can't we keep our word to our elders? why can't we keep our promises? why can't we in our greatness ensure, ensure that they will be comforted, comforted in their senior years? why? why? fundamental questions, just show the compassion and fairness that should make us the greatest country in the world. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. moran: mr. speaker, we pick up the politico today and the headline is, republicans axe aid to the poor. it goes on to explain that there's a $33 billion cut in the romney-ryan republican budget that passed the house in food stamps so an average family of four gets an 11% cut. and it requires households exhaust most of their liquid assets before qualifying for heart. it hits hardest among the long-term unplowed

the amount of water used for hydraulic fracturing according to us we hanna river -- susquehanna river basin commission averages about four and a half million gallons per well, and even the 32% water that comes from public supplies which is purchased from water purveyors, most of that's from surface water supplies too. so very little groundwater being used in pennsylvania for hydraulic fracturing. here you see a holding pond that's being used to -- they're filling it for use for hydraulic fracturing. that pond holds five million gallons of water. each one of those trucks in the picture down below, actually those trucks are feeding into the pipeline that you see, and the water's coming from the trucks into that holding pond. each one of the trucks is 5,000-gallon truck. so to get five million gallons of water, those trucks -- a thousand truckloads of water needs to be used to fill that pond. so i know where they're getting the water for this particular well. it's from a creek which is a two-and-a-half hour round trip from this well site. so you can see there's a lot of truck traffic on

i said to hanna, let's do an experiment. water the coke sinks and the diet coke floats, the can. we are all crammed into this bathtub. >> gee, this was a fun weekend! >> but you will be surprised to learn what happens. so i got a can of coke and a can of diet coke. >> why don't you wash your dress while you're over there. just take it off, hoda, and dump it in there. be good for ratings. >> coke and diet coke in water. full cans. right? >> yes. >> okay. watch. >> wow. >> the coke sinks and the diet coke floats. >> why? >> i don't know. >> hoda! >> i don't know! so we're going to put it on to our facebook people to figure it out. look at it. it's crazy! is that crazy? diet coke floats and coke sinks. tell us why -- >> and red wine stains. >> red wine definitely stains. >> sara, what is your favorite thing? >> my favorite thing is actually this book called "the gift of fear" by gavin debecker. every woman should read it. this guy is a specialty in security issues. he breaks down stories about kind of how especially women have