. >> reporter: in huntsville, alabama, 24-year-old devon cross is part of a grassroots campaign. >> find out the most affordable coverage for you. sound good? >> sounds good. >> reporter: one of 600 student volunteers crisscrossing the state to enroll the uninsured here before the march 31st deadline. for people upset about obamacare, especially in a state like alabama, what do you say to them? >> do you want to help? do you want to be insured? >> reporter: taking their message to barbershops and free health clinics like this one that can barely keep up with the number of uninsured adults who need care. >> healthcare is not a political issue. fundamentally, it's about protecting your family. >> reporter: new yorker david liss left a dream job as a banker in london to create bama. >> this is about healthcare in your community and there's nothing more american than access to care. >> reporter: liss says his volunteers have signed up more than 3,000 people. alabama isn't exactly the easiest place to sell anything obama. as one of the most conservative states, alabama has some of the most vo

and since one of the state's largest prisons was just 70 miles away in huntsville, an ex-convict could have been responsible. >> houston was the first stop. and usually, they had just the clothes on their back and probably $25 and wouldn't have been enough to live on a day or two until they would start and do other endeavors. >> diane's brother vowed to help catch her killer. ♪ geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >>> the senselessness of diane maxwell's murder shocked everyone, friends, co-workers and family. >> i knew that she had been attacked and murdered. and i never really asked for any other details, just because i didn't think i could really deal with it. >> the last thanksgiving we spent together, diane had gotten me off to the side and said, you know, david, if something happens to me, i want you to raise my son. and i said okay, well, i will. and that was less than a month before she was killed. >> more than 20 of diane's co-workers at the phone company quit their jobs. many of those who remained armed themselves with ice picks and knives. >> it was very, very hard

joe from huntsville, alabama is on the mission there is an awful lot of ground to cover. >> reporter: he's one of many around the world crowd sourcing. using satellite snapshots to search for ma lash shalaysia ai flight 370. we searched with him through his computer, joining what organizers say are more than 2 million volunteers poring over the digital images looking for a trace of the vanished flight. >> it's important to look to the families to know that people are helping in the search. >> reporter: it can be an arduous task. sometimes there's not much to see. >> today's images are -- >> reporter: crowd sourcers on social media are sharing what they've seen. maybe a raft. what appear, to be wings. >> you never know what's going to pop up. >> reporter: the search area has been divided into small sections. each picture or tile represents 250 squared meters. roughly ten city blocks. the key is, if you see anything, wreckage, a raft, an oil slick or an opt, you flag it. >> this is a real needle in a haystack problem. >> reporter: launching the campaign monday, saying every pixel has ha

advisory board and faculty at huntsville bible college. he's also a former crestwood medical center associate chaplain and credentialed as a board certified pastorial counselor. pastor jason resides in hazel green, alabama, with his wife and three children. i appreciate the work he's done for our community and his passion for serving the people of north alabama. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair will entertain up to 15 further requests for one-minute speeches from each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks and to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you so much, mr. speaker. i rise to recognize k-9 for warriors, a remarkable florida ganization that has provided therapeutic dogs from veterans ptsd. -- suffering from one in five of our heroes returning home from iraq and afghanistan have ptsd, a tragic

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. >> it's early may, 2011, and marcus tate of huntsville, texas, is visiting fight town for the firsty members when something catches his eye. all the sudden i see two guys arguing. it went from playful to serious. >> marcus can't believe what he's seeing. it's a scene right off the comic book pages, only this is no joker. >> that's what turned my head to the whole situation, was batman getting loud. >> maxwell allen, aka, batman, has been making a living by dressing up as the caped crusader for more than a decade. first on hollywood boulevard in los angeles. and in 2010 he moved to the las vegas strip. >> i like being my own boss. i like working with kids. and i kind of like being out there. >> like virtually all of the street characters on the strip, batman works solely for tips, posing for photos and relying on the generosity of batman's adoring fans for his income. >> everybody thinks you're making great money, every, every day, which is not true. i mean, one day you can do really well. up to 100 bucks a day sometimes. and other days can be up there two, three, hours and hardly ma

johnson high school from huntsville, alabama, was a nail-biter from start to finish. the hornets never gave up, even when they were behind. at halftime the hornets were down by 11 points but in the third quarter they made a comeback. a senior forced the game into overtime. e 6'9" standout and u.a.b. signee continued to show dominance making three crucial free throws with 5.4 seconds to play. the hornets won a 51-48 victory, taking the class 4-a high school basketball state championship. william lee scored 22 points, made 13 rebounds and three blocks. now, as the daughter of a high school basketball coach, i know that this decisive victory is the result of a tremendous effort on the part of all the players and the coaching staff at dallas county high school. this team proved that outstanding achievements are possible in rural black belt alabama. i couldn't be prouder of this amazing accomplishment. the state high school basketball championship victory is truly a reflection of the hard work and steadfast determination of the entire team and coaching staff. members of th

we have a huntsville of millionaires. we have to shake that system up.itical revolution is about. >> senator, are you concerned that hillary clinton is politics as usual? >> look, i've known hillary clinton for many years. i like hillary. i respect hillary clinton. but these -- and i don't know if she is going to run, and if she does run, i don't know what her agenda is going to be. but what i do know is we need people. and it's certainly not just me, ed. we need people to say there is a war going on against working families. we've got to stand up. we've got to fight back, or we're not going to have much of a country left. >> you are prepared to be that candidate. how would this work? you're an independent. you caucus with the democrats. how does this work? >> well, that's a good question, and i don't know the answer to that. there are advantages and disadvantages about running independently or running within the democratic structure in contesting the primaries. obviously, there is so much profound disgust with the two-party system that being an independ

. >> joe in huntsville, alabama, is on a mission. >> there is an awful lot of ground to cover. >> heof many around the world crowd sourcing using satellite snap shots to search for malaysian airlines flight 370. >> we're perhaps over an ocean. >> that's my interpretation. >> we searched with him through his computer joining what organizers 58 more than 2 million volunteers pouring over the digital images. looking for a trace of the vanished flight. >> it is important to the families to know that people are helping them search. >> it can be an arduous task. sometimes there's not much to see. >> today it is white caps. >> crowd sorcerers sharing what they've seen. maybe a raft that appears to be wings. the search area has been divided into small sections. each picture or time represents 250 squared meters. roughly ten city blocks. the key is if you see anything, wreckage, a raft, an oil slick or an object, you flag it. >> this is a real needle in the hay stack problem. >> digital globe which launched crowd source on monday said every pixel has had eyes on it at least 30 times. so far m

host: entrÉe from huntsville, alabama. good morning. -- andre from huntsville, alabama.od morning. caller: good morning. i like rand paul's conversation. on the issue with the immigratnsnts, on immigration, he can do more on that front. he's going to have to put some action into it. , sir.thank you pete from new york, good morning. caller: good morning. i like scott walker. he is turning around the state. everybody was against him. i will take ted cruz or rand paul as his vice president. if he does a good job they will get elected the next time around. let's turn this country around. host: one of our regular tweeters says -- politico and the gop economic plan is -- job market is still sluggish, most americans say they are unhappy with the economy and obama's approval ratings is down. what is the plan to turn it around? from all the outward signs republicans would do just fine in the midterm this year. gop strategists are so frustrated with the economy that they are ready to give republicans the chance and could hand him the keys to the senate as well's the house. the pro

roy spencer of the university of alabama-huntsville also testified before our committee last year, sayinge -- "there is little or no observational evidence that severe weather of any type has worsened over the last 30, 50 or 100 years." close quote. the american enterprise institute looked at the data on this question, and this is what they found -- quote -- "in brief, tornado, hurricane and cyclone activity are at historically low levels. wildfires are in a long-term decline, except in government forests. there is no trend in sea levels related to increases in greenhouse gases concentrations. the record of the arctic ice cover is ambiguous. there is no drought trend since 1895, and the same is true for flooding over the past 85-127 years. when asking dr. holdron about this, he responlds, "the first few people you quoted are not representative of the mainstream scientific opinion on this point.

anna, an independent in huntsville, alabama. caller: thank you for taking my call.he department of defense retiree. i do not think congress is quite aware of how much they spend on overhead. in my 30 years in the department of defense, local commanders have lost grip on all controls over all programs, and they've basically our lawnmower people now. all managed byrs a separate command and contracting is a separate command. each one of those is a brand-new pyramid with super great civil servants and general over it in general military staff, and their proliferation has been incredible in my own lifetime. that is one. stabilize the situation in the ukraine and sell ae ukrainians serviette to the russians? it is not unheard of to -- sell serbia to the russians? host: did you mean crimea? you said serbia. guest: you talked about efficiencies and you are exactly right. we have been pushing the department of defense to do an overall audit to make sure we understand how any of spent and where it is spent. secondly, we need to continue acquisition reform to make sure decisio

. >> her flight to huntsville, alabama was canceled yesterday. she opted out of a hotel so she would not have problems returning to the airport in the snow. >> i know it is nothing they control. >> and more flights are getting out this afternoon. landing one planes runways covered in snow. look at the monitors at reagan national. almost all flights canceled. this family from florida is waiting to fly tonight. they were supposed to leave this morning. >> we can have a drink while we wait. what else can we do? >> there is nothing to do but wait. a college professor is setting an example for her students, despite the snow day. >> i thought i would grade some papers and make use of my time. check of the monitors inside the airport, about 45 flights federal to leave this -- four or five flights scheduled to leave this airport. service, i just checked with them. they are on a modified schedule. what does that mean? you need to check to see where you are going. some are still canceled, some might have some delays. live from reagan national airport. >> y