we can be even greater if we keep jefferson words -- heed jefferson's words. i wish all americans have the independence day. as fireworks simulate the rockers there, i hope we will pause and think of the men and%+ women in uniform -- the rockets glare, i hope we will pause and think of the men and women in uniform. we're grateful for their service. may god bless them and may god continue to bless our nation. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> tomorrow on "washhngton journal" -- blake hounshell discusses tyrants and dictators and their threat to world wide peace and stability. paul harrison joins us from the environmental defense fund, examining long term proposals for restoring the gulf coast reason. and peter decoursey

are going to find you a new home. >> reporter: for rescuing hundreds of senior dogs, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to sherry franklin. sharon chen, cbs 5. >>> i love that story. >>> to see the dogs up for adoption, at muttville, use the link in our online story, about sherry, and you will find it at cbs 5 .com/jefferson awards. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> today's tip of the day is brussel sprouts. in the spring and fall, brussel sprouts i think are better. a little bit smaller. and they're more of a sweet nutty flavor to them. but right now they're fantastic. brussel sprouts, a tip on brussel sprouts, of all of the summer fruit out there, i like, it especially on the grill. yes, on the grill. we will talk about that. but first talk about selection. when you buy brussel sprouts, it goes a lot like this, sold like this with the containers and the plastic around. make sure they are green. and very important. and no yellowing like this one whatsoever. so i don't want to have it this way, nice and green. nice and firm. when you bring them home, if they're wr

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kate kelly introduces this week's jefferson award winner, the woman who started it all. >>> reporter: sue connelly has a lot of friends. through her work as a marketing consultant in silicon valley, she knows people from all sorts of companies and uses her computer to keep in touch. so 12 years ago when her friends at silicon graphics were facing layoffs, she did what came naturally.

jefferson erased a word preservation scientists at the library of congress discovered that jefferson,en in the act of declaring independence from england had trouble breaking free from rule. in an early dft he wrote the word "subjects" when referring to the american people. he then replaced it with citizens, a term he used frequently in the final draft. the library released the news of the word for the first time this past friday. on the phone whave the librarian of congress james billington to join us to tell us more about it. dr. billington, good morning. happy fourth. how did this come about? >> it came through a new technology where we know the was a little blur behind the word citizen. we never knew what was underneath. and it was what jefferson originally wrote. but you have to realize we are talking about exceptionalism, bringing the 13 colonies widely dispersed together, they were never met as a group until 1754 in albany and they later declared their independence. that is astonishing, really. up until that time they generally referred to theelves as subjects of the king. they

and i was, i think nick, you at the dinner, we had jefferson jackson day dinner, down here and robert c. byrd did something that never happened before at all the dinners i've spoken it. he stood up and he said, we're honored to have senator joe biden from delaware here tonight, and, joe, i'd like to introduce you to west virginia. then he spent his neck all, remember, the next probably 10 minutes talking about everyone in the audience. by name, where they were frrm, what they had done, how they have thought through difficulty, and then he said, kind of like johnny, here's joe. well, i thought it was pretty impressive, literally. robert c. byrd asked me to speak, but he knew the privilege was mine, not the people to whom i was speaking. he was devoted to all of you like to senators in the 37 years i was there, 36 plus years i was there, that i have ever ever known. he was fiercely devoted, as you've all heard to his principles. even once he became power, he always spoke to power. standing up for the people he proudly was part of, and you've heard it many times today, but it bears repea

kate kelly introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> welcome to the nif.t is cool, right? >> reporter: it's really cool. ed moses is director of nif, the national ignition facility at the lawrence livermore national laboratory, the culmination of 13 years of hard work. >> we want to burn hydrogen like in the sun and get carbon- free energy. we can do that, we think, right in this little capsule here. >> reporter: he is talking about controlling nuclear fusion the same process that creates stars and powers our sun. >> people have always said that this possibility is always 50 years away. but here it is in the bay area right in this facility right behind me. hopefully in the next year or two it will all happen. if it does, it will change our view of the future. >> reporter: if ed sounds enthusiastic about science, he is. educated in engineering and physics, he found his passion early in laser technology. >> my freshman year in college, i saw one of the first lasers and i went, that looks cool! >> reporter: now he is working with the most powerful lasers in t

what would jefferson do? our view this fourth comes when the tea party is invoking the spirit of the founding fathers but they forget how fractious our nation has been. they go through the history in political fighting over various issues that have occurred and they end by saying politics is a rough business. it has always been and always will be. it is that we should be celebrating, our right to disagree with one another even to accuse each other of forgetting the principles on which the nation was founded as part of an ingenious system that cements the union not by stamp oubgt dissenting views but for thing them in vigorous opposition. how would the founding fathers vote on the stimulus bill or financial package. just like our reserves did today they would not want anything else. that is the "baltimore sun." november scotia -- nova scotia calling now. in canada. is america exceptional in your view? caller: well, i would say it is exceptional but not many positive ways. i think we have become increasingly mo

afecta lo principal para nosotros que son los niños >> los siete centro son santa fe golden gate, jeffersonespedidos >> recibí la notificacion hace dos semanas luego de laborar por más de 25 años >> el cierre de estos siete centros parece inevitable, una excepcion podría ser el centro manzanita. el plan es habilitar un cuerpo de voluntarios para que siga operando >> está integrado por los padres de familia. >> tratarán de recabar fondos para subsistir >> están tratando de evitar que el centro manzanita cierre sus puertas >> estos siete centros cierran oficialmente el día de hoy >> ahora luchan para conseguir más voluntarios y fondos economicos >> gracias. >> una fuerte explosion cobró la vida en l.a. un edificio comercial colapsó, se produjo una explosion causada por gas. >> cien bomberos acudieron a la emergencia, demoraron 25 minutos en apagar el hecho >> segun cifras del censo uno de cada 5 californiano osea 6 millones no tuvieron seguro durante el 2008 >> en la bahia se ve el numero más bajo sin seguro. >> esto no toma en cuenta la recesion ni es desempleo. >> empezaron las sesiones de

jefferson off the plaza. what was the thinking that was included? >> we are going forward as part of park improvement projects, even if they aren't the most cost-effective in terms of water. this has come back through the board, and we talk about evaluating how good they are. there is one that is not in here, and that one -- >> the cutoff is somewhere south of 17,000. >> definitely south of 17,000. >> ok. and we did a study 2 years ago now with 10 parks. what could you do differently in those 10 parks that would make a difference? ni this program, we ended with them asking us for certain parks to be prioritized. we are hoping to get rec park kinds of things, and since the first year they only got 120,000 out of 2 million, they are not going to do things that are so outlandish. out of $4 million, there are about $2 million to spend. >> there is still money left in the pot. by not doing the last project, that was 2 + million dollars, i didn't think it was worth getting started on that. >> and clearly where i am heading on a lot of this is given the co

i heard on the radio that thomas jefferson owned slaves. he bowed to cultural pressure. some things are just wrong. week 32, i make the mistake of telling my mom i'm struggling with circumcision. i don't think so. i think of the stuff that can get caught in the vagina. that's not nice. andrea. if this child is jewish. he needs to be sircumicized. you don't want your boy to feel strange. that's true. i think my anxiety is fear of having a boy. i am terrified of boys. they are wild and smelly. i said, there is no way to know that. well i know for a fact you don't need it. like i wanted to talk to my dad about his penis. week 34, i don't have the double wide vagina i was hoping for. with just six weeks to go. instructions for peroneal massage. lock hands. apply lubricant. extra virgin olive oil. hold the thumb in place for two minutes or until it becomes numb. slowly massage over the vagina. it's best done with a partner. instead, i take a back door approach and use my finger. i have a lot of stretching to do. week 41, 3:45 p.m. it feels like i have to pee and poo. she says

here, he, jefferson says, quote, god who gave us life, gave us liberty. can the liberties of the nation be secure when we have removed a conviction that these liberties are the gift of god. in thee i tremble for our country when i reflect that god is just that justice cannot sleep for forever. commerce between master and slave is despotism. these people are to be free. establish the law for educating the common people. this is is the business of the state to affect and on general plan. jefferson foresaw that time would change conditions in this country, but he believed in the unchanging truth which would purchase cyst through any change. he held that the dignity came from god. his memorial in our nation's capital is a constant reminder that respect for man is based upon his close relationship with god. and let me remind these are the words from the speech given by robert byrd, senator, in 1962. i continue with robert byrd's words. let us reflect on the moment that washington, jefferson, lincoln, the giants of america had this in common. they all paid repe

llegado a una solucion otros de los centros que estan en esta lista negra, son los preescolares, jefferson supuesto manzanita....la razon no sorprende a nadie...la crisis en el presupuesto estatal. estatal. due to massive reductions in debido a las masivas reducciones que se proponen, el estado esta considerando eliminar mas del mil millones de dolares en la educacion infantil del estado.el vocero del distrito explico que los cierres pueden ser temporales, si la legislatura no acepta estas reducciones propuestas por el gobernador, y el dinero para la educacion es restituido...sin embargo no hay nada seguro...mientras tanto los padres tendran que buscar cupo en otros de los 24 centros de cuidado infantil que quedan funcionando. funcionando.estamos preocupados porque no es solo un nino, son muchos ninos es dificil encontrar como dicen educacion a bajo costo costo pero hay una propuesta alternativa, mantenerlos abiertos que sean atendidos por voluntarios esto incluiria a padres de familia y maestros que fueron despedidos y que estarian dispuestos a trabajar como voluntarios...el distrito por

jefferson off the plaza. what was the thinking that was included? >> we are going forward as part of park improvement projects, even if they aren't the most cost-effective in terms of water. this has come back through the board, and we talk about evaluating how good they are. there is one that is not in here, and that one -- >> the cutoff is somewhere south of 17,000. >> definitely south of 17,000. >> ok. and we did a study 2 years ago now with 10 parks. what could you do differently in those 10 parks that would make a difference? ni this program, we ended with them asking us for certain parks to be prioritized. we are hoping to get rec park kinds of things, and since the first year they only got 120,000

jefferson erased a word preservation scientists at the library of congress discovered that jefferson, even in the act of declaring independence from england had trouble breaking free from rule. in an early draft he wrote the word "subjects" when referring to the american people. he then replaced it with citizens, a term he used frequently in the final draft. the library released the new of the word for the first time this past friday. on the phone we have the librarian of congress james billington to join us to tell us more about it. dr. billington, good morning. happy fourth. how did this come about? >> it came throug a new technology where we know there was a little blur behind the word citizen. we never knew what was underneath. and it was what jefferson originally wrote. but you have to realize we are talking about exceptionalism, bringing the 13 colonies widely dispersed together, they were never met as a group until 1754 in albany and they later declared their independence. that is astonishing, really. up until that time they generally referred to themselves as subjects of the k

, about judges. -- jefferson powell, about judges.n almost every decision, the judge will confront enter the choices which have multiple resolutions back unjustified by craftsman-like arguments for there is no algorithm that will result the conflicting claims of plausibility. a judge must decide in good faith. a judge acting as conscientious judge will use legal crasmanship not to conceal difficulty but to render arguments to himself and others with candor including an overt recognition of the ambiguities and uncertainties present in the constitution's text and any resolution of many constitutional issues. constitutional decision making is a creative endeavor involving the creation of new law and not just obedience to existing law. judges of what ever radiological persuasion are far too inclined these days to write opinions as if there is complete search. certitude. the way in which a justice or judge acknowledges the way the of resolution t be. easy. when i listen to justice roberts and will be - will he be a minimalist -- he said th

but there's also the jefferson medical center and some others. when they come in off the beach, or having respiratory problems, which we're interested in, blisters on their hands from picking this stuff up, which is not only impact of oil, but what has been -- are you saying that they can go to any medical facility, whatever is closest and whatever and they're not mandated to come there? >> what you described gives me concern. i have not heard of that. >> we want the best treatment. the highest priority is the safety and health in the workers and the response. so i think what we would want to do is make sure they got the best treatment they could. we have also committed to having independent health monitoring done. >> what is the independent way of doing it? >> we're working so that they agree of protocol and a way of caring it out. >> do you have that protocol established now? >> i don't think that's for bp to propose? >> is that protocol in economist tans and you're complying with it? >> i don't think it's in existence bah we are monitoring the

as usual, jefferson was right.s are clipping coupons and pitching pennies, president obama and the democrats in conjures are spending money that we do not have. three weeks ago, america's national debt topped $13 trillion. let me say that one more time -- $13 trillion is owed by the united states of america today. that number is so big it is difficult to comprehend. if you take that $13 trillion and divided by the number of americans, that is $42,000 for every person in this country. the national debt has risen by $2.40 trillion in the 500 days since president obama took office. that is an average of nearly $5 billion per day. even though we have to borrow 43 cents of every dollar we spend and the debt is set to double in five years, congress in this white house still continue to splurge. more than half of the $9 trillion of debt america will accrue during the next decade will be from interest alone. that money could be better used on national defense or a return -- or returned to taxpayers. instead, future generat

so, for example, the pta of jefferson which was already very involved in a gardening program. so, you know, like i said, neighborhood beautification. the wheels in terms of bringing the community together to transform this space were already moving. i was able to hop on that band wagon and so basically i created a letter of agreement with the pta and the principal. that the principal signd and the pta president signed saying they will take responsibility for removing graffiti that come up. that was a big issue. murals get tagged. i have done 60 of the projects and 3 have been tagged. it 's surprising to me how i hae not had a problem with vandalism >> on the one at 19th and everybodying the door next to the mural has been tagged the bus stop is tagged. they climbod top of the bus stop to tag the stop the star bucks build you but left the mural alone. why in i don't know. may be their siblings worked on the mural. may be they decided to leave it alone. it's a cared for space. that's a key thing if people see that a community's going to come back and remove the vandalism it send

. >>> a long history of helping animals in the bay area but sharon chin shows us this week's jefferson winner may be best known as an older dog's best friend. >> come on, kids, let's go. >> reporter: it is sherry franklin's life mission. saving older dogs. >> it is the reason i get up in the morning, is actually because i know i can save an animal, place an animal in a great home. >> boy is he cute. >> reporter: as a long time spca volunteer in the 1990s the san francisco hair stylist developed a passion for older dog, the last to be adopted and first to be euthanized. >> what i wanted to do was rescue senior dogs. so i started taking them home one at a time and cleaning them up and finding them homes. >> are you my best girl. >> reporter: sherry founded the nonprofit muttville in 2007 to rescue older dogs from being euthanized and saved more than 700 dogs seven and older and paired more with senior counterparts. >> it came to me, what a perfect match. seniors, humans. senior dogs. >> reporter: she was inspired by her father's experience. he had terminal cancer and it lifted his spirit

kate kelly introduces this week's jefferson award winner, the woman who started it all. >>> reporter: sue connelly has a lot of friends. through her work as a marketing consultant in silicon valley, she knows people from all sorts of companies and uses her computer to keep in touch. so 12 years ago when her friends at silicon graphics were facing layoffs, she did what came naturally. she got online and contacted everyone she knew who might be able to help. >> i just put an apb out to recruiters i knew and my other friends and other consultants, send me what you have if you have anything, and then i'll send it to my friends and you can grab them and, you know, get these amazing people back to work. >> reporter: that spirit of friend helping friend became the genesis of the "kit list," a nonprofit social networking community that provides hope, job leads and support. >> it grew because, you know, friends would say, can i add my friends, my husband, my manager? and i thought, sure. and it just kept growing and growing. and then more and more people kept sharing job leads. >> reporter: si

but sharon chin shows us this week's jefferson award winner may be best known as an older dog's bestd. >>> come on, kids, let's go. >> reporter: it's sherri franklin's life mission, saving older dogs. >> it is the reason i gets up in the morning is actually the because i know i can save an animal, place an animal in a great home. >> reporter: as a long-time spca volunteer in the 1990s, the san francisco hairstylist developed a passion for older dogs, those last to be adopted and first to be euthanized. >> what i wanted to do was rescue senior dogs so i started taking them home one at a time and cleaning them up and finding them homes. you are my best girl! >> reporter: sherri founded muttville in 2007 to rescue older dogs from being euthanized. she says muttville has saved more than 700 dogs aged 7 and older and paired more than 200 of them with senior counterparts. >> of course it came to me, what a perfect match: senior humans, senior dogs. >> reporter: she was inspired by her father's experiencing. he had terminal cancer. it lifted his spirits when he took in zeppy, a stray cat. >

. >> seven early childhood development centers are on the chopping block including sequoia, jefferson, golden gate and santa fe. they primarily service children from three to 6 years old. about 1,000 children will be affected by the closure. >> meaning program closures, stop the layoffs and take extreme measures to still try to serve as many children as possible. >> a lot of those families are single-parent families. they are the sole support for their families and if they don't have care for children they can't work. >> a group is working on an alternative. they want to keep the centers opened by using volunteers, laid off teachers and parents until the budget problem ve solved. >> but that's where the nonprofits come in. >> reporter: all seven preschools are set to close on july 30th. nbc bay area news. >>> and there is danger at some daycare centers. a new study shows more than half of california childcare centers are not telling parents when they use potentially dangerous pesticides. researchers at the uc berkeley school of public health say that about 90% of california daycare ce

thomas jefferson petitioned congress to grant a brewer american citizenship, in hopes beer became moreand fdr mayo his presidency in part to his promise to repeal in prohibition. george w. bush's tea toter will status keep the oval office beer-free for eight years. but president obama shows the world that beer is back. diana alvear, abc news, new york. >> making us all

rose is also nominated for the prestigious national jefferson award for outstanding public service byn athlete. what's been most heartfelt for you? >> being a kid that grew up on the west side of detroit that's known for being more than just a basketball player. that was always important to me. that's why i went to college and xwot a degree. that's why i was really trying to have a media career beyond basketball. i always saw myself as more than a jock. >> tell me the difference in the adulation you got from being on the court and the adulation you just described, the idea of people being truly thankful for your existxistence? >> it means a lot more. in the end of the game, the buzzer sounds and we don't remember the score in five years. just who won or lost. >> finally when you look back and see some of the kids you've helped along the way in terms of scholarships, more importantly the idea of role models and what they see and can aspire, when you close a door and you're alone and you think about it, what do you think about most often? >> i just think about a lot of times growing up

i could go on about how in january, she won the jefferson award for doing work in the community. cbs did a profile on her, calling her solar girl of bayview-hunters point. do you remember that? i saw that. constantly, she joined us in the final stages of dealing with the peters, at some point last year. she will these halls trying to advocate for her community, once to learn about environmental injustice. as soon as she started -- i found this in the chair's office. eric smith put it up there a second ago, but -- like how the thing? that is not her. wait, where are you? it is in spanish. that is the only copy you had, but people know her. she came into their houses to advocate clean energy. i spent so much time with her. she said she wanted to know everything about the program because she wanted to sell at in our region and create awareness and advocacy in her community. she has resurrected an important political organization. you cannot say political stuff during public comment, right? a very important political organization advocating for one of the political parties in bayview

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and i was, i think nick, you at the dinner, we had jefferson jackson day dinner, down here and robert that never happened before at all theinners i've spoken it. he stood up and he said, we're honored to have senator joe biden from delaware here tonight, and, joe, i'd like to introduce you to west virginia. then he spent his neck all, remember, the next probably 10 minutes talking about everyone in the audience. by name, where they were from, what they had done, hhw they have thought through difficulty, and then he said, kind of like johnny, hee's joe. well, i thought it was pretty impressive, literally. robert c. byrd asked me to speak, but he knew the privilege was mine, not the people to whom i was speaking. he was devoted to all of you like to senators in the 37 years i was there, 36 plus years i was there, that i have ever ever known. he was fiercely devoted, as you've all heard to his principles. even once he became power, always spoke to power. standing up for the people he proudly was part of, and you've heard it many times today, but it bears repeating again, for the constitu

marilyn green of jefferson city, ferson i, has a law degree but no job. for more than a year, her $320 , her $320 t check has helped her get by. now her benefits are about to expire. ase, congress ase, congress and the president, do something. because i don't want to be in a can't pay my re i can't pay my or wonder y my rent or wonder where i'm going to live. this is just unconscionable in america. >> reporter: today president obama said it's all the republican's fault. republ >> a partisan minority in the y nate has used parliamentary maneuvers to block a vote. it's time to stop holding workers laid off in this recession hostage to washington politics. politics. >> reporter: but in reality, it's not so clear-cut. republicans have also put forth mployment extend unemployment benefits. but they insist the $34 billion cost be paid for with cuts to other programs, causing other progra object. >> how is this paid for? >> with stimulus money. >> yeah, mr. president, that's what i thought, so i object. >> >> reporter: republicans say they are simply standing up

there's the washington and jefferson sticker here. the republican -- well, it's got a george w.ennsylvania license plates. an expired permit from the 109th congress, which was voted out in 2006. >> the general lady from pennsylvania, miss hart. >> reporter: it all seems to point to melissa hart, a former republican congresswoman who was defeated four years ago. members of congress have free parking, that is one of the perks. it's a perk even when they leave congress. they can still park for free here, unless they become registered lobbyists. which she is. we gave the former congresswoman a call. yeah, hi, congresswoman hart, this is jonathan karl at abc news. how are you? curious about the car. she confirmed the car is hers. the congressional rules say you no longer have access to a free spot if you're a registered lobbyist, right? she told us she didn't know that. but now that she does, she'll donate the car to charity. though, if, like the rest of us, she had to pay for a space like this, the tab for the past four years? about $23,000. jonathan karl, abc news, capitol hill. >>

talk about a little thing called religion and how that affects controls politics in america thomas jefferson wrote about the separation of church and state at the very outset of this country the freedom of religion is protected in the first amendment of the bill of rights and when it comes to politics when it comes to legislation there's no freedom of religion everything becomes a moral issue from the right to choose over abortions to the right to choose over your own death somehow that's a gift that's given to you by someone else by some higher power i don't know and all the rhetoric is dictated by what someone decided god would want and you can bet your ass that that's a christian god too don't you dare claim that america the country with no official religion is not a judeo christian what like obama once did because i think we all remember the reaction back to that. the very first act of the first congress in the united states was to bring in a minister and have a congress led in prayer and afterwards read four chapters out of the five a few years later when we unanimously declared our ind

barack obama he is coming to airforce one to talk to workers there at the chrysler plants ended jeffersonsembly plant to that is in detroit. he's talking about success in the auto industry bailout plan last year and a lot of the big three are coming back strong. >> the contract between ac transit driver has to court today, the drivers union is asking a judge to overturn the new contract that ac transit imposed after contract associations broke down. ever since then we're noticing that the drivers have been calling in sick over 100 drivers, sometimes 200 a day, that since the contract was imposed and is thrown a wrench in the plans. trans workers are speaking ill and here is one driver who did not want to be identified and will his son to live is what he wanted to say. >> i've been here for 11 years and the entire 11 years i've never been mistreated. i'm not the one has this opinion. all 7250 people have this opinion. what they're doing to some of our drivers that come and at 11 or 12 midnight. sometimes we do not get off because there is nobody to leave us. we are only supposed to work up

santa fe, hinton, sequoya, jefferson, her golden gate.late last night to approve a parcel tax to boost teachers' salaries the vote was 6 in favor when opposed that tax proposal will be put on the ballot if voters approve and it raises $20 million each year to increase education paid that would come from park property owners paying $195 a year over 10 years. the free this morning demolition expected under way on turn normal state at the airport in its place the airport will build 1400's base parking lot demolition set to begin at 1:00 p.m. starting in november paper gas passes will be replaced people whom receive disability discounts or use fast passes will convert to the clipper card by a october senior and by spring time they'll have to transfer her to quit occurred. it all done to the same card hit the church or surrey the change is going to save time and money. the department of justice selling oracle saying it defrauded the government it did not extend certain discounts to the government and that means tax payers over pay they did not

thomas jefferson said in 1776 that merchants only pay loyalty to the countries that they make their money in. i do think that american businesses need to be honest as opposed to politically correct. it's real important in my opinion that people understand as you know it's not always easy to speak out. you get a lot of criticism for it and a lot of bad press and a lot of people that stand up in front of the podium with signs and stuff. but the issue is if you are productive to the society, we produce a lot of energy that is fundamentally important. the greatest thing you with do in a charitable way is to produce something. at the end othe day, the production of the population is providing quality of life. and we are helping the world to have a prosperous life. >> many in the environment community would say that along with the dollar cost of the productivity, there are other costs not reflected in dollars and cents but do take a toll. the price of the environment and air that is not clean. is that a factor that is easily factored or a myth? >> i think it's overfactored and we all know about

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there's a washington and jefferson sticker here. a republican. well, it's got a george w.sh campaign sticker. a pennsylvania license plate. an expired permit from the 109th congress, voted out in 2006. >> the gentle lady from pennsylvania miss hart. >> reporter: it all seems to point to melissa hart, a former republican congresswoman who was defeated four years ago. members of congress have free parking, that's one of the perks. it's a perk they keep even when they leave congress. they can still park for free here, unless they become registered lobbyists. which she is. we gave the former congresswoman a call. yeah, hi, congresswoman hart, this is jonathan karl at abc news, how are you? just curious about the car. she confirmed the car is hers. the congressional rules say you no longer have access to a free spot if you're a registered loanist, right? she told us she didn't know that, but now that she does, she'll donate the car to charity. though if, like the rest of us, she had to pay for a space like this, the tab for the past four years, about $23,000. jonathan karl, abc

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