. >> reporter: isabel hasn't quite grown up, yet. she's only 7 years old. is more than just kid stuff, it's good enough to have easterned some real money. but she isn't spending it on toys or candy. >> i like to draw cards because i can raise money to help the orphans. >> reporter: helping orphans is isabel's cause. it started two years ago when she was just 5. isabel's mom told her a story about twin girls in haiti, whose mother had died during childbirth. >> she said, mom, what can we do? >> i brainstormeded, and i thout of cards because i love to draw. >> reporter: so isabel started by selling cards at garage sales and to friends and family now the cards are being sold through the global orphan project, a charity that builds and runs orphanages, and so far isabel has earned more than $10,000, just half of that was enough to build an orphanage in haiti, which isabel visited last month. >> it was the first night we were ere, and saw the girls, and as i came to where my house was, they were chanting my name and i thought that was really amazing. >> reporter

isabelle's hard work paid off.r, she raised more than $5,000, enough money to build an orphanage in haiti. isabelle shared a lot with the orphans, a love of jump rope, soccer, and hide and seek. and what she found was she didn't just build them a new home. she built new relationships. >> i met my six girls who are living in my home right now and lots of other fun kids, and one even made me a necklace. >> now, two years after she started this project, builders are breaking ground on a second home in malawi, africa. >> she's got a huge heart. so for me, just sitting back and watching her, i see all of it kind of coming together. i feel like it's just getting ready to explode. i feel like this is just the beginning. >> and joining us now is isabelle redford, her parents kelly and kevin, and michael fox from the global orphan project, the charity that sells isabelle's cards. good morning. how are you doing? >> good. >> good. you look good. you happen to be on tv this morning. >> yeah. >> yeah, i guess. so how old are y

, isabel!s we walked down this hill. of course my husband and i were just weeping. she was grinning from ear to ear. it was just -- they knew what she had done. >> they spoke a different language but most of the time i could understand them. because most of the time they were just laughing and having fun. >> look for isabel in the future because she's going to do great things. less than two years after she started her project builders are breaking ground on a second orphanage. this one is in malawi, africa. >>> i feel so unaccomplished. 6:55. that is incredible. we've got increasing clouds on the way. that may help to block out some of that sun glare that some of the early drivers will be dealing with, with 66 currently at parkville middle school. 56 towson. 56 ellicott city. down towards laurel 58. we're expecting our two-degree guaranteed high of 78 degrees, turning mostly cloudy. 79 tomorrow but mid-80s and some showers over the weekend. >>> traffic is flowing smoothly on the outer loop afte

. >> ha pasado mÁs de un aÑo desde la muerte de la campesina isabel vÁzquez,quien muriÓ junto al bebÉpor trabajar bajo el sol,sino como resultado de las condiciones de trabajo en los campos agrÍcolas de california. >> creo yo que no los toman como seres humanos. >> a pesar de una multa de mÁs de un cuarto de millÓn de dÓlares contra la compaÑÍa donde trabajaba isabel vÁzquez,el lÍder del sindicato,dice que poco las cosas han cambiado. >> en una acciÓn sin precedentes el sindicato y la uniÓn de libertades civiles,presentaron una demanda en contra del gobierno de california,al que acusan de no vigilar el cumplimiento de las leyes de seguridad laboral en el campo. >> el sistema de protecciÓn esta fracasando. cuando el estado investiga a los campos, no hacen suficientes multas, y no verifican que las condiciones peligrosas sean corregidas. >> hubieron 15 muertes ya,en los Últimos cuatro aÑos por una insolaciÓn. >> el vocero de la agencia de california para h@h@toafafóihkp demanda de equivocada,y dijo que su estado tiene las leyes mÁs severas del paÍs para prevenir las muertes a causa del

demanda como nos dice jaime garcÍa Él estÁ en los Ángeles >>> ha pasado mÁs de un aÑo de la muerte isabelunesiÓn fuerte >>> a pesar de una multa en la compaÑÍa que trabajaba isabel vÁsquez el el lÍder del slÍder cosas poco han cambiado >>> no protegen a los campesinos >>> el sindicato de trabajadores agrÍcolas presentaron una demanda en contra del gobierno de california al que acusan de no cumplir con su debenh@h@taa@e investigaciÓn de quejas cuando campos, eh, no hacen suficientes multas y no verifican que las condiciones peligrosas sean corre gui correctas >>> habÍan habido 15 muertes ya. >>> un vocero de la agencia de california para la seguridad en el trabo joshajo conocida tambÉo (nombre en inglÉs) seÑalÓ que su departamento legal estÁ revisando la demanda por lo que no tenÍan comentarios sobre la acciÓn legal el prendisa el los campesinos. >>> marÍa Álvarez muriÓ debido a la meningitis luego de trabajar mÁs de 8 horas >>> vamos a seguir poniendo presiÓn al gobernador para pasar una nueva ley de forzar las leyes quetaa@ékp frots origprot campesinos >>> una infracciÓn de auto, permiti

la casa en donde habitan estÁ llena de carros viejos y descuidada la madre de los 3 hombres es ana isabelleno de varÓnes de la familia de david. >>> ellos. >>> hace casi un aÑo que los vecinos los observan cavar huecos en busca de lo que muchos afirman delirio >>> de hame estÁn locos porque no trabajan de aguantar hambre estÁn locos >>> aferrados a sus ideas los coronados varela aseguran haber invertido todo su dinero en este supuesto tesoro una bÚsqueda donde diariamente emplea todo su tiempo y energÍa ellos ante la indiferencia de familiares, vecinos y de las propiash@ autoridades locales que a pesar de conocer su situaciÓn no han llegado aquÍ para estudiar su caso. >>> algunos habitantes del pu pueblo de milano temen que cualquier dÍa se tornen violenta >>> es muy probable siento que ellos en cualquier momento explotan porque al no encontrar el tesoro que ellos dicen van a encontrar imagÍnese usted ellos necesitan ayuda >>> recientemente el menor de ellos pablo encontrÓ esta serpiente coral mientras ca vab en uno de los huecos, milagrosamente la culebra no lo atacÓ de haberlo hecho en

this is isabelle. >> the one day where she bumped into both of us.pretty good. but when i don't make an effort, probably go a little lower than i really think is reasonable. >> see. >> she's here today wearing bright, yellow ban ma republic. >> yes. >> i love that. >> people on the street just one by one, call them out? >> if i did just go across america and fix people. you don't have to dress like a slob. and that's actually the day that you usually have your meeting with destiny. >> yeah. >> isabelle bumped into her ex-boyfriend's mother. >> oh, she did? >> she went right to the phone and said, oh. has she fallen apart since she left her. >> disaster. >> doesn't take a lot to put a little effort in. bride in yourself. >> in the summer, you're all out there, baby. >> let's take a look at isabelle's before. i want you to tell us at was wrong with isabelle. >> okay. it was see through. so you could see her blue underwear underneath. >> yes. >> the shoes that she was wearing, hiking shoes with mismatched socks. >> that's just called unfortunate. >> but

. >> ha pasado mÁs de un aÑo desde la muerte de la campesina isabel vÁzquez que muriÓ junto al bebÉ queba isabel vÁzquez el lÍder del sindicato seÑala que las cosas poco han cambiado. en una acciÓn sin precedente del sindicato de trabajadores agrÍcolas y la uniÓn de libertades civiles presentaron una demanda en contra del gobierno de california, al que acusan de no cumplir con su deber de vigilar el cumplimiento dh@h@toafafvixkph@@ suficientes investigaciones de quejas, cuando el estado investiga a los campos no hacen suficientes multas y no verifican que las condiciones peligrosas sean corregidas. >> ha habido 15 muertes en los Últimos cuatro aÑos por >> un vocero de la agencia de california para la seguridad y el trabajo seÑalÓ que su departamento legal estÁ revisando la demanda, por lo que no tenÍa comentarios sobre la acciÓn legal emprendida por los campesinos. >> que no estÉ pasando ningÚn caso como el que pasÓ con mi madre. >> la demanda se presenta en vÍspera de que se conmemore un aÑo de la muerte de marÍa Álvarez, que sucumbiÓ debido a la meningitis luego de trabajar jornadas d

isabel will is crying but when the sounds for silence come on she stops. let's try that again with baby in her crib and the sounds for silence coming on. >> to find out more go to our web site, wusa9.com and check out our section called living well. and we will be right back for week in review. >>> it's time for a very unique look at some of the stranger moments in sports last week. here we go. >> the good, the bad and the ugly. we start with the good. aaron, last day of school trying to impress the girls. he pulls off the front hamstring bulls eye. his gym teacher was shooting the video and even she wanted to go to prom with aaron after pulling that off. >>> and injure rid weaver pitched against jeff weaver? they made up half on yell injure cities and play it down the line here. watch springfielder make the catch. that is a 1-3 look. best use of a $300 seat, these two who dressed up and mimicked every call. my favorite is when the batter fouls one off. watch the guy reach into his pouch, pull out a new baseball and hand it to his girlfriend. this guy has

. >> isabel miranda, madre de un hijo secuestrado dice que las personas que denuncien pÚblicamente unÍa: esto es por los 25 jÓvenes levantados.h@h@tnpqjvte. >> hablando de mÉxico, interpol emitiÓ una orden de captura internacional contra nueve presuntos responsables del incendio del cinco de junio que mato a cuenta y ocho niÑos en una guarderÍa de hermosillo sonora. entre los buscados hay dueÑos de la guarderÍa y funcionarios del seguro social. hoy, en medio de protestas, padres de familia que perdieron a sus hijos, llegaron al senado para pedir la destituciÓn de daniel karam, director del seguro social. sigue ofrecer agua embotellada o de la llave ¿cual prefiere? le diremos cuÁl es el mejor al regresar. tambiÉn, el gobierno federal anuncia cambios en la forma que supervisa la contrataciÓn de trabajadores. y mÁs adelante, un militar destacado en irak observa el nacimiento de su hija gracias a la tecnologÍa avanzada. si quieres tierna y pura pechuga de pollo preparado con una exquisita salsa original hecha con especias asiáticas tienes que venir a wendy's. el nuevo sweet & spicy asian

also the death ofhis mother, finding this newcrowd in london, isabel rothc all the figure in this room,e became a portitist, he wanted to cate a nse of diary of the peoe around him. there wereany figures. >> charlie: whedid he go from portraitureto landscapes? anwhy? >> it's interting that he probly turned to landscaping in times of personal loss. one the first exames would be ing to morocco after his iend, peter lacy died while he was in london. through the town that he was buried and does remarkabl landscape, whi is here inthe exhibition then in the '70s turned again to landsca painting after the death of george dyer. "piece of wteland" they' nonfigurate. but ere's action in the figus. i think the conversati there is about acti painting. he's ming a commeary on the rise o abstract expressiism, abstract paintg and making his -- this is h challenge. blood of the pavement,ou look athat paintinsee the stacked bandss you wou in a rosco, similar pallet. but simy to theitle "blood a pavement" there's so many more -- s much me resonance there. sets upof associations in a view's mind. hear ba

also the death of his mother, finding this new crowd in london, isabel rothco, all the figure in this room, he became a portraitist, he wanted to create a sense of diary of the people around him. there were many figures. >> charlie: when did he go from portraiture to landscapes? and why? >> it's interesting that he probably turned to landscaping in times of personal loss. one the first examples would be going to morocco after his friend, peter lacy died while he was in london. through the town that he was buried and does remarkable landscape, which is here in the exhibition. then in the '70s he turned again to landscape painting after the death of george dyer. "piece of wasteland" they're nonfigurative. but there's action in those figures. i think the conversation there is about action painting. he's making a commentary on the rise of abstract expressionism, abstract painting and making his -- this is his challenge. blood of the pavement, you look at that painting see the stacked bands as you would in a rosco, similar pallet. but simply to the title "blood on a pavement" there's so ma

. >> michael felt isabel's back today. why his record-setting when to give back seat -- michael phelps as a record-setting michaelwin today. here are your numbers for today. 21-7-16-34-5-24. these are your winning numbers for tonight. if it matches all six numbers, the multi match jacket will climb from zero or $3 million from today's amount. i am at davis for the maryland lottery -- i am matt davis for the maryland >> a day after the stunning loss of michael phelps, this one where controversy continues. one person beat felt. experts say that the high-tech swim said that he was wearing gave him an advantage. these lenses work it banned and they should continue to be -- the swimsuit was banned and it should continue to be banned. >> you cannot jump as high as the others. >> the coach of michael felt threatens to pull michael phelps from competing -- michael phelps threatens to pull him up from competing unless they speed from competing unless they speed up the beginning of the ♪ is to get as far away from it all as possible

but for those kids who have it figured out, like morissa, krishan and isabel, the benefits can be awesome. why did you choose to come here, instead of going to a more traditional high school? >> i chose this school because i really wanted to choose a medical career and be a pediatrician. >> my dad was a doctor and i wanted to go into the medical field. and i heard about this school. so i thought it'd be a good idea to go here. >> when you come to this high school, you get to learn how to be a doctor before you go to college. you get college credits. >> but, in addition to participating in specialized classes, students who attend these schools also must take the same basic subjects required in non specialized high schools. you know things like reading, writing, and 'rithmetic. that means they have to learn how to manage their time well. >> i'm taking classes in biomedical sciences, intro to health professions, then i'm taking geometry and the other basic classes. there's a lot of memorization in the medical field. for now, we're learning about terminologies, and it's really hard, but i exp

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. >>> young miss isabel redford.e brains behind art for orr fans she is 7 years old ushgs remember that. this money raises money for orphanages. how much did she raise? enough to build two orphanages so far. one in haiti. one in africa. we say hello to isabel. you are the best. that's the news at 8:04. >>> it's time for the weatr. mr. sam champion, in among the tall ships. look at him there. he is a swash buckling sam champion. look at him flexing. don't hurt yourself flexing on this ship. >> it's just natural relaxed here. just hanging out in the rigging. >> sure. >> i wish you were here, chris. you'd have the best time at sail boston. the crew is going to come up in the rigging. we're talking about tall ships in boston harbor today. we're kicking off summer. i know it's already been summer. but it hasn't been summer weather here. there's about 14 tall ships here. this is part of a transatlantic race the ships are part of. they pause here. everybody will be walking around the restaurants here on the waterfront in bo

. >> reporter: during isabel, for example, water evacuations were carried out as often as neighbors byirefighters. and before the storm hit, operators of the duck boat tours put amphibians in. while less exotic clearing are critical to removing storm damage. >> it's experience. it's material and hands. it's citizens willing to give of their own time in advance of an emergency, saying i'm ready to go, these are my skills, these are the things i can do to help. >> reporter: disaster response of the past, katrina. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >>> to connect with volunteers with future need, the state is asking those interested to go to maryland management website. you can find a link. >>> bob turk is tracking your five-day with a look at the ocean city forecast first. bob? >> reporter: great day today. tomorrow, maybe tomorrow night, look out for showers out there. it will still be on the warm side. take a look at temperatures tomorrow down by the beach. basically, upper 70s to low 80s. 80 on friday. 78, saturday. chance of showers early saturday. then it clears out. sunshine back

during isabel, for example, water evacuations were carried out by neighbors as firefighters and everything from tree trimmers to heavy equipment operators could be used in a coordinated response. >> it's experience, it's material. it's citizens who are willing to give of their own time, in advance of an emergency to say hey, i'm ready to go. these are my skills. these are the things i can do to deputy. >> reporter: anyone interested is being urged to contact maryland's emergency management website, which will coordinate information. back to you on tv hill. >> disaster planning covers a broad range, everything from severe weather to flu pandemibs. >>> for the second time this year, customs agents at bwi marshalls seized an unusual passenger. gigi barnett has more. >> reporter: they found a soap of encrested severed bird's head from the luggage of a passenger. the head is contained in homemade black soap and confiscated tuesday. the traveler was fined $200. they say this poses a significant threat to the poultry industry. and in april of this year, customs agents confiscated another soapy bi

isabelle maples is a dietitian and spokesman for the mid- atlantic dairy association. you blew me away when you told me it is actually during the summer, a recent study said that kids pack on the mound are pounds. you would think it is warmer and outside moving but they get bored. >> even as a dietitian the results shocked me but i want to show parents anytime of the year what are things they can do to help their kids whether they have a weight problem or not. >> take me through. >> structure meals and snacks. you are going to have snacks. kids have snacks but make sure they are structured. so they are at a certain time, even if you are not a structured person. kids need that in order to trust that they know how much to eat so they can make it to the next meal and snack and trust their inner cues. >> got it. >> next make your snacks count. kids get 27% of their calories come from snacks and we treat them like sort of whatever, but it is still that important. when you look at feeding, parents need to take responsibility for what when and where foods are eaten. >> so rea

. >> reporter: during isabel, for example, water evacuations were carried out as often by neighbors as firefighters. and before the storm hits, operators of the duck boat tours put their amphibious vehicles at the state's disposal. while less exotic vehicles like tree clearing and heavy equipment prairtses are necessary -- operators are necessary. >> it's citizens who are willing to give of their own time in advance of an emergency to say, hey, i'm ready to go. these are my skills. these are the things i can do to help. >> reporter: and trying to make the suffering of hurricane katrina a disaster of the past. >> to connect volunteers with future needs, the state is asking people to go to maryland's emergency management website. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories that you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the "baltimore sun." evaluating how several rounds of deep budget cuts could affect the political future of governor martin o'malley. how to successfully interact with a perspective employer during an interview. and the five best and worst orioles games in the

. >> ustedes escogieron, el tremendo Éxito de isabel pantoja. >> esa canciÓn la escogió Ángel. barda que no es cierto. >> me puse a dieta, pero mÁs que nada, , de casi nada de carbohidratos por ahora, pechuga de pollo, ensalada, creo que voy a bajar, en tres dÍas lo que subir en cuatro meses. >> yo la veo a ella muy bonita, no sÉ qué va a rebajar, pero ya saben como son ustedes las mujeres que son sÚper estrictas. >> ¿saben cÓmo le dicen en brasil? >> en brasil merecÍan pompas de oro. una vez christian me lo dijo de broma. >> que tal, imagÍnate tÚ. >> la jefa llegÓ, pero le preguntamos, pero la preguntamos, ¿quiÉn es el jefe en tu casa? muy inteligentemente ella nos contestÓ asÍ. >> yo soy la jefa, Él es el rey de la casa. las mujeres tomamos un poÁs de control en el hogar. >> que tal. >> a los hombres hay que darle por su lado. >> claro que si. >> hemos visto eso que estÁn haciendo de michael jackson. >> fue para hacerle un tributo y que nos contaran cuando fue que escucharon por primera vez una canciÓn de Él. que les dejÓ? >> a Él lo vemos a tito el bambino haciendo de michae

and she's bringing a spotlight on american designers like jason wu and isabel toledo that we haven't seen before and wearing high-level clothes with low stuff like j. crew. not a dis, but a mass marketer. >> we only have 30 seconds. we normally do the "c" note, but today's "c" note is a family note. governor, what did you take away from today? >> i think the president has always been transformational. i don't know as many designers as you do, but the president has been a transformational figure. the issues are unbelievably difficult and it will be tougher day by day. but he as an individual is transformational. >> the thing that surprised me is that you play tennis. i want to get you out on the court. i'm a lifelong tennis player. >> we'll see how tough you are. >> if you're a serious athlete, keep watching "msnbc live," we'll start our challenge series this fall where we've got tennis players, basketball players, all the good stuff. but in all seriousness, please join us tomorrow. we've got maria bartiromo, the governor of maryland, martin o'malley, rising star in the democratic par

she wore this ensemble by designer isabel toledo with italian leather gloves by, believe it or not, retailerforward several months to the g-20 summit in london. >> michelle. >> reporter: and michelle obama wore this sparkley cashmere card began and pencil skirt both j.crew. >> i wish i could say we orchestrated it. we didn't at all. i don't know her but i think what she probably did is looked at where are beautiful clothes that i'm comfortable to wear and i'm not spending a fortune or having to take out a mortgage on it. >> reporter: a validation of sorts for company ceo mickey drexler and his design teem who, over the last six years, have revived a once faultering preppy brand. >> people remember j.crew in what it was five, ten, 15 years ago when it's in a whole different place right now. >> reporter: and so is mickey drexler. the retail maverick credited with making the gap a cultural phenomenon. at j.crew with an eye for detail and gut instinct, drexler has put design at the center of his plans to remake the label. >> we had been sort of pushing towards making it cheaper, making it, you k

. >> , marÍa isabel. >> hanna montana. >> ¿cuÁnto es mucho dinero? >> yo tengo uno. >> 3000. uno de los grupos que estÁ dando la talla de mucho de quÉ hablar, alacranes. >> estamos emocionados, un poco nervioso,alacranes musical humildemente esperamos llevarnos. >> pero ustedes siempre sorprenden con el vestuaririy con los peinados, ¿, van a ir esa onda de la noche? >> algo bien juvenil para toda la gente. estÉn pendientes toda la gente, no se pierda la alfombra vamos a presenr a los nuevos integrantes. vamos a hacerlo un nÚmero arriba del escenario para que los conozcan, para quÉ vivir en el show. venimos directamente a buscar a toda las damas, estamos listos. >> ¿como va la demanda? >> estamos trabajando en eso,nosotros como sÍ lo estamos cantando, componiendo, y bueno los abogados ya nos dirÁn. lo que decir al juez [fpolbn muh cariÑoh@ptaremh@h@[fpoclh@ts mugente h@ha ido los >>ts[fpoasqkph@h@ts[fpoigakph@he >> que rico, mucha suerte, que gane el mejor,estÁ muy competitivo eso. >> toda las nominaciones estÁn cargadas de talento. >> ¿vas con tu nena? >> no, estÁ chiquita to

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. >> isabel. >> reporter: and you are here for like a half week? >> no.> reporter: you're here for a hole week. you're here for a half week? >> yeah. i'm going to leave on wednesday. >> reporter: so were you nervous at first to come to camp? >> yeah. >> reporter: b how has it been since you've been here. >> it's been pretty fun. i've been making new friends and getting along with each other. >> reporter: so you think that maybe you would like to come back for a whole week sometime? >> yeah. >> reporter: i think so. and what has been the most fun thing for you? >> making smores. >> reporter: i love making smores and girl scouts know how to make the best smores. you have missed home at all? >> a little bit. >> reporter: do you think maybe you could stay longer than a week? >> no. >> reporter: that's pretty good. if mom is watching, that's what she wanted her to say. myfoxdc.com is our website. we have a link to girl scouts of the nation's capital. it is strong and better than ever when it comes to scouting. especially here in the d.c. area. to check out the

isabelle and victoria from the air and space museum said the delay was a minute, minute and a half.hat's because of all the twitter traffic. so, come monday, at 10:56, i'll be interested to see what's going on. >> john, does buzz aldrin, is he on twitter? >> reporter: does he what, kyra? >> buzz aldrin, does he twitter? >> reporter: no, does doesn't. the anchor -- the astronaut who is the commander of this particular space shuttle, he is doing twittering and tweeting. he made the remark during one of his press conferences that before this mission, he had absolutely no idea the difference between a twitter, a tweet, a facebook or a myspace. now, he says he has it all down and he is going to be tweeting from space. >> i love it. there you go. i hope everybody enjoyed that as much as we did. thank you, kelly. kelly just gave me the big wrap. i know that was fun. john zarrella, work on that car vet. we will go cruising. >> you got it. bye, kyra. >>> when it comes to the battle over health care reform, you ain't seen nothing yet. it is about to turn into an all-out war and get personal.

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poe: madam speaker, a critically ill baby was born in canada last month, her name is ava isabel simeon. they weighed only two pounds. canada ragses health care and the government must grant permission, she was unable to get the treatment she needed to survive. shortages under a government system means waiting lists. there was no room at the government hospitals for special-needs babies, not in canada. the little girl had no time to be on a waiting list. for her, ava's parents transported her to buffalo, new york. her life was saved by the best doctors in the world right here in america. news reports say that the intensive care unit in ontario, canada is closed to new parets half the time. half of the time, madam speaker. that doesn't happen in the united states. a case like this is not unusual. babies with special needs like being born early are usually sent to america for care. autumn, brook and were born. the girls are doing fine. they are extremely rare set of identical quad drupe lets. there was no room for them. their parents flew to great falls, montana, so they could be born saf

deborah, as well as the entire body of the house as he retires to spend more time with his children, isabel, pope and rebecca, and to express to him our good wishes for happiness and give him a chance to spend more time with the family which he treasures. perhaps retirement will allow him more time to kayak the white water rivers and to sail across seas. i will surely miss pope and i will wish him well on behalf of myself and all of us. i want to also congratulate sandy on her appointment as legislative counsel and i look forward to working with her in the future. i reserve the balance of my time. and i ask unanimous consent, madam speaker, that my good friend, the distinguished gentleman from georgia, mr. barrow, may control the remaining time on this side. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman from california. mr. lungren: thank you very much, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lungren: madam speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 635, expressing the gratitude of the house of repre

brian: our slogan comes to us from isabel in long beach. "fox & friends" in the morning is like eating your favorite bowl of cereal. you always get to the bottom of it. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- brian: emeril hooked up my family in orlando not on price but got them into the door. no one could ever get a seat in his place because he uses he or herbs and spices. alisyn: dropped the big kilmeade name and you were in. brian: i wasn't there so it actually worked out. steve: table 15 right here by the kitchen. take a look at the cover of "the new york post." obama cop race storm. remember, wednesday night, the president of the united states, last question of his press conference was regarding his friend harvard professor henry gates. he had been arrested earlier by a cambridge police officer because they gotten into a tussle. real briefly we will explain the story. first of all, as it turns out a neighbor called and said hey, there are these two african-america