jim moran introduce the legislation today. the bill says americans in a understanding of all u.s.rants built the he says he fears they appeal to segregated audiences. >>> less than 18 hours and counting to the final flight into space. nasa and visitors are closely watching the skies in cape canaveral. engineers are checking the shuttle atlantis for signs of from a lightning strike nearby. >> the chances are good. 70% of weather causing a scrub. they have done this before when was a 90% chance. there is always an opportunity. the big issue is whether. -- weather. lightning storms around the .aunch pad did have a meeting and not causethat it did significant problems but with thestill go on countdown. with theirople fingers crossed. at some video of the out here. done 88 oft that has launches said he has never as much media as he saw today. many as a million spectators lining upo be tomorrow in hopes of seeing this launch. historical for so many reasons. of shuttle program's retired after this atlantis' launch. people keeping an

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let me quote the rise words of the ranking member, my colleague and friend, congressman jim moran and i quote, there are those who want to make this controversy between humans and the environment. but that is a false assertion. i urge you to read the balance of mr. moran's quote in opposing this bad bill. and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? mr. grijalva: i rise to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. grijalva: h.r. 25884 is without question the most regress i have, destructive and shameless attack on our environmental protections, this country's public health and conservation in over four decades. this is accomplished through the back door changes that 40 i had logically policy-driven riders in legislation and the biggest to the polluters who helped craft these riders and adding them to our laws. and this is accomplished on the riders. riders in an appropriations bill that legislate. it is accomplished through defunding

house meetings took place today, abc's jim avila decided to bring a plan of action to keep your money safe in the days ahead. >> reporter: paul rollins and jan moran, retired in asheville, north carolina, living off their 401(k) fund and now concerned it could take a second massive hit in four years. >>>>f we got hit the same way we did before, we would lose our house and we would be looking for a rental apartment in very short order. >> reporter: like most families, paul and jan's 401(k) and i.r.a. account are their biggest investment after their home. 60 million americans have a 401(k)-type plan. $4.7 trillion worth, or about $74,000 per account. and with today's threat from moody's to review america's credit rating, when should paul and jan and other small middle class investors start to worry? abc news asked a dozen prominent financial analysts and all said, watch your portfolio carefully, but it's too early to make any moves. >> not a better time than now to make sure that you are not overexposed to any one particular area that might get hit. >> reporter: but if there's no agreement as the august 2nd crunch time approaches, what triggers shou

and as jim avila reports it could impact your savings. >> reporter: paul rollins and jan moran, retired, living off their 401(k) fund. and now concerned that it could take a second massive hit in four years. >> if we got hit the same way we did before, we would lose our house and we would be e oking for a rental apartment in very short order. >> reporter: like most families paul and jan's 401(k) and i.r.a. accounts are their biggest investment after their home. 60 million americans have a 401(k) type plan. $4.7 trillion worth, or about $74,000 per account. and with the threat from moody's to review america's credit rating, when should paul and jan and other small middle-class investors start to worry? abc news asked a dozen prominent financial analysts and all said, watch your portfolio carefully. but it's too early to make any move. >> not a better time than now to make sure that you are not overexposed to any one particular area that might get hit. >> reporter: but if there's no agreement as the august 2nd crunch time approaches, what triggers should you look for as a warning? the pro