dale jr. in tenth spot. >> chris: we'll hear from dale earnhardt jr. in a few moments. kevin harvick, your odds, you said hey, he is my guy. i would go with him. 11 place finish. >> michael: decent day for kevin. didn't have all i thought he would have. kasey kahne, the same situation. started on the pole. never challenging. points leader, denny hamlin in 20th spot. >> chris: kyle busch we documented his rush day with kurt busch, the guys from vegas struggling. kyle went to a backup car. former winner here, as we round out the field. a.j. allmendinger, all of that potential. brad keselowski struggled. 19-year-old timmy hill in his first sprint cup race. we have continue live from las vegas. we'll hear from dale earnhardt jr. and check the points. three races through the nascar sprint cup season with tony stewart pulling in to victory lane. >>> promotional considerations provided by -- >> chris: live in las vegas, and nascar's defending champion. the three-time champ holding up one of the kobalt tools from the kobalt tools 400 victory, as we check the sprint cup point st

toxicology on charles krueger jr.expected results. >> he has no evidence of acute alcohol intoxication. and that was concerning for me. most of the time alcoholics who fall and sustain fatal injuries are intoxicated at the time of the injury. >> police work uncovered information that the man had had a seizure one day before his death and was treated at a local hospital and released. perhaps the next day he had another one, causing him to lose his balance and fall down the stairs. is it really possible to fall with that much force without being pushed? dr. spitz says there's no way to know with any degree of certainty. the east pointe police investigation failed to turn up evidence of foul play and found no additional information on the van seen outside mr. krueger's home the night he died and there was no followup on the sexual assault samples taken at the autopsy. >> so, basically closed. kind of a cold status. unless somebody comes forward and says, i knew him. i saw him the day before. he mentioned this. or i saw h

we will speak with his son, kenneth chamberlain, jr., and his attorney. then, "the island president." >> it was important to defend to poland because it was a front- line state. it is in part to take care of the maldives now because the maldives and many other small states are in the front line of what is happening to the world, to the climate today. if you cannot defend the maldives today, you will not be able to defend ourselves tomorrow. >> maldives president mohamed nasheed, ousted in a to several months ago, joins us in the studio along with filmmaker jon shenk. the legendary feminist poets adrienne rich dies at the age of 82. >> there was no simple formula for the relationship of art to justice, but i do know that art, in my case, the art of poetry, means nothing if it simply decorates the dinner table of power which holds its -- hold it hostage. >> all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the supreme court has concluded three days of historic hearings on president obama's

take another look, reggie miles jr. is 6 ft. tall and thin 165 lbs.yes and long black hair in braids, he has a tattoo of his name reggie on his right forearm, less than one week away from turning 24, the hunters hope that his birthday is spent behind bars with your help. >> he has a criminal history. >> the fugitive hunters will pay you cash for information that leads to the arrest of reggie miles jr., call: you will remain anonymous. >> in light of recent sexual assaults on the south side the guardian angels help the rape awareness seminar today instructing women how to defend themselves during an attack. >> is his hand is on my chest near my neck he is losing a finger. ok? i am taking the fight out of his finger, if i can get my hand on his finger i'm going to crank back into light brent that digit as many as i can. if his head comes close to me, his eyes are mine i am going to dig my fingernails into this side of his neck and rep. last week a 26 year-old woman was sexually assaulted on the pti red line train in the 13 year-old girl was a salted in

his cell mate is enjoying a visit with his 2-year-old son, jr. and his son's mother. >> say touchdown. >> bradley talks about his dad all the time. when we pulls up he sees the guard tower and says daddy's house. but in another sense that is his dad's house and he is excited to see him. >> this type of one-on-one between an inmate and child is rare in most maximum security prisons where visits take place in a common area choked with noise and distractions. but this is part of the prison's fatherhood program. >> it is great, man, because i get to spend a lot more time with my son. i get to come in this visiting room. and everything is great. it's one-on-one. me and him running around and playing ball. >> the monthly visits are carefully monitored by the program's coordinator. >> they have a responsibility is what we are trying to teach them. even though they are in prison that's not a cop out not a be a dad. >> oh, my gosh. >> you're okay, buddy. get up. >> come on. let me kiss it. tell daddy to kiss it. say kiss it. >> you be all right. >> you're

jesse jackson jr. term the governor took the rare step of issuing that endorsement in writing not at a press conference or in an appearance with jesse jackson jr. jesse jackson jr. was a central figure in the corruption trials of rod blagojevich governor quinn is predecessor he is being investigated by congress over an effort by his supporters to buy him a u.s. senate appointment challenger debbie halvorson said jesse jackson jr. would be too preoccupied with defending himself to be effective as a congressman illinois will get lots of attention to the candidates for president this week the primary here is march 20th. newt gingrich is scheduled to be at several campaign events in the northwest suburbs wednesday and thursday ron paul will be at the university of illinois in champaign urbana wednesday rick santorum has rallies that are scheduled in niles and elgin friday and saturday president obama will be in chicago friday for a fund-raiser mitt romney is scheduled to appear in illinois one week from to

kenneth chamberlain, jr., met with westchester county prosecutors who assured him that a grand jury will hear evidence in the case. kenneth chamberlain, jr. has called for the prosecution of the officers who can -- shot dead his father. after the meeting, he criticized police for refusing to release the name of the officer who fired the fatal shots. the police have responded to a false alarm from timberlands medical alert pendant while sleeping. the officers broke down his door, tasered him, then shot him dead. speaking to "democracy now!" kenneth chamberlain, jr. described in on the recording from the medical alert system operator that captured the moment the police barged into his father's home. >> you hear him asking them, why they're doing this to him. he says, "i am a 68-year-old man with a heart condition. why are you doing this to me? i know you're going to come in here and kill me." you can also hear him pleading with the officers again, over and over. at one point, that is when the expletive is used

in san francisco, jr stone. kron 4 news. bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless together. featured $5 footlong™ of the month. explore a new world of flavor when our taste-rriffic tuna meets spicy jalapenos to leave your taste buds tingling! this march only, it joins our many $5 footlongs™! subway. eat fresh. >>> long lines around the world for the new ipad. this was the scene in japan. you see the crowds there. this is new york. look that crowds. people outside. probably nothing compares to the fans in the bay area. they wanted in cold, windy, rainy weather today. kron 4's gabe slate gives us a look at the ipad and the people who showed up to protest against apple. >> reporter: if you have a doubt apple has a loyal fan base look at the long line. cold rain wasn't enough to keep these

kron 4's jr stone talked with her cheer heeding theme. >> reporter: here -- cheerleading team. here on campus the signs say sierra lamar missing. a cheerleading team is devastated by what happened. >> the weather is getting cold. i hope -- i hope she is okay. >> reporter: her friends at washington high school are dealing with tough times. their good friend sierra lamar nowhere to be found. >> sad to know she is out there somewhere by herself. >> feels like she is going to come back. >> reporter: monday was filled with tears, hugs and lots of unanswered questions. >> she is not like a person that would run away from herpubs without -- her problems and without telling anyone. >> reporter: they are trying to remain optimistic that their friend is nearby and is okay. >> we want her to be home safe. and we are looking for her and we care so much. we want her to be home. >> reporter: jr stone, kron 4 news. >>> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi was sentenced today in his domestic violence case. he met with mayor ed lee and now they say the mayor will make an announcement tomorrow r

martin luther king, jr. as a public figure, shifting on to the 1960s with a greater involvement of youth activists and a coordinating committee and there was the swag of the civil rights movement and in the last two decades, historians have begun to look at the civil rights movement. over a longer period of tinme, really beginning and i would argue looking at the first attempt to fight for civil rights of citizenship among african-americans during the time of reconstruction and emancipation in 1865. but really looking at that period fighting a legal battle and maryland is an interesting place to do that. when you think of the civil rights movement and i ask my question this all the time, what images do you think of when you hear civil rights movement? >> it interactive part? >> it is. marches. >> radicalism. >> radicalism. pirk kets, lynching. so those things don't just all of a sudden occur in 1940 and end abruptly in 1968 when we come to the period of black to you power. and so historians have termed the n

jr.s the jail that my dad is in. >> jacob only knows his dad because i've taken him to visit his dad. he was a baby. i put him in his arms so he would know his father and his father would know him. >> but as his older son became a teenager he'd sometimes go months without visiting his fath father. >> i love my father, i do want to see my father. i have nothing against him at all, it's just jail and stuff like that. [ sirens ] >> how does it make you feel not being able to be there for him? >> i've been dehumanized. i never took my children to a ball game. i wasn't there at my children's graduation. when my children needed to ask a question that they felt a woman couldn't answer, i wasn't there to answer it. how do i feel? i feel like less of a man. >> velazquez and his lawyers know the only chance they have to free him is to successfully challenge the credibility of the only evidence that exists, the eyewitnesses. so far one is sticking to his story. this eyewitness has recanted. and a th

martin luther king jr. preached during the civil rights movement. this church is hollowed ground. welcome to a special edition of "politics nation." i'm al sharpton. and we're honored to broadcast from this church. dr. king became pastor here in 1954. from this church, he led the montgomery bus boycott, reshaping the course of history and igniting a movement that changed the world. today, after 54 miles of marching, we reached montgomery. many of us spoke at a rally on the steps of the state capital. the same steps where king stood 47 years ago at the end of his epic march from selma to montgomery. fighting for voting rights and immigrant rights. tonight, we'll have an exclusive interview with dr. king's oldest son about his father's legacy. and the fight to protect the gains of the civil rights movement. we'll also be talking politics. new job numbers. president obama is moving the economy in the right direction, even though republicans can't admit it. >>> plus, southern fried willard. romney suddenly disc

making a quite the entrance the boys of nascar the short track and bristol 143 laps to go dale jr.accidentally bumped his teammate at the gordon blows up elector tire turner jr. 15. >>> nobody had better car then him leading 4231 laps to take the checkered life for his first win of the air. baseball giants manager burst ots said second baseman for a sanchez might not be ready by opening day as he continues to recover from shoulder surgery he needs a par putt on 18 to keep himself tied for the lead after transitions championship didn't go. he will have a chimney and robert kerrey gets in a sudden-death playoff. his second shot is right on the pan. the other three golfers missed their birdie putts and donald capitalized once this fall for the when he takes the #one back from roy michael roy. it was the no. 1 pick in the 2000 of growing up in australia. >>> when you're 15 years old red you are cut by a junior state team and that's had a profound effect on how you approach basketball after that you explain that? >>> candace headed the world for it and i was bitter toward anyone to play

jr. avenue in southeast. tomorrow there is a rally at freedom plaza in the west at 2:00 p.m. 52 degrees outside. >> still ahead, virginia's attorney general is ready to serve in a higher office. details on his new political campaign. >> scooter drivers could be in for tougher laws in maryland. a bill being proposed by the senate. >> on 395 and 27, looks pretty good right now. we will >> happy friday. 5:09. adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center. 61 in the district, 52 in frederick with a dense fog advisory in frederick county. that is until 10:00 a.m. 82 this afternoon with bright sunshine, well above average. the record is 93. there's a big disturbance in the midsection of the country. and upper level low pressure system will drift our way giving us showers and storms off and on throughout the weekend, especially on saturday, averaging about an inch of rain on saturday. experts>> dcm to 95 northbound remains closed. three vehicles involved in accident. they have to wait for tow truck to pick up

. -- willie brown jr. [applause] >> mr. mayor, thank you very much. i am just delighted that you were in position to be able to present this to me, and i will work and see if i can win it next year, and i will ask you to stick around. and present it to me next year in your capacity as mayor of san francisco. mayor lee, you have to note that the women of san francisco that you gave an opportunity to in your capacity as head of the department of public works and your capacity as the chief administrative officer for this city, even to this day, persons that you designated to replace you, you have allocated women to positions of importance and side of the mayor's office. i saw them out there, one of your deputies. i don't think they call them deputies any more. every mayor has his impression of what happens in this city, but i am delighted. i am excited working with many of you here on the women's summit, when we did those over at the bus going. -- at the bosconi. when i think of all the other women who headed

he also has the endorsement of jeb bush jr., jeb bush's son, jeb jr., you may recall, endorsed jon huntsman last year, but since then, mr. huntsman dropped out of the race and endorsed mitt romney, so by transitive property and because jeb bush jr. also followed mr. huntsman's lead, mr. romney also has an endorsement from jeb bush's son, jeb jr. so who are we missing here? oh, yeah! this is the other big problem for mr. romney. and to be fair, it would be a problem for any republican nominee this year. the most interesting story in american domestic politics continues to be the efforts of post-george w. bush, post-dick cheney republican party politicians figuring out who they are. the party nominated john mccain and sarah palin in 2008, and with all due respect to them as politicians, these two do not seem to have stuck in the minds of anyone, really, as the next generation of national leaders for the republican party. and the legacy of george w. bush himself and of his presidency, at this point, seems still too toxic for anybody to seek that particular blessing in modern politics. not only

i have details next. >> baseball hall of famer cal ripken, jr. can add author to his list of accomplishments. just today, the second book in his seabreeze was released. -- in his series was released. >> cal ripken, jr. made a report name for himself on the field with the orioles. now he is making a name for itself and the literary world, as an author of books for a young adults. >> i have always enjoyed books for kids and then it did the came to me with the concept of telling a story about values and principles. i immediately got it. >> he is writing about the baseball team appropriately named to the orioles. it talks about how to handle some tough situations. the second book, "supersite slugger" was just released and deals with the middle schooler who is overweight and the league. >> i was bullied and i did not know how to handle it -- and believe it. >> i was bullied and i did not know how to handle it. >> he will take his chance to raise six-city book signing tour starting in baltimore on monday. it is one of the things he has enjoyed the most

congressman jesse jackson jr.les and hang onto his seat in the second congressional district. an ethics investigation an extramarital affair and the challenger in the primary is making re-election more difficult. >> congressman jackson has not been charged with any crime and he has repeatedly denied any wrong doing. and he is denying allegations that he had a businessman offered thousands of dollars to for the seed that was left open by president brought obama. >> when you are a public servant that is all you have and you should care for is. people need someone you they can trust. >> turn up the heat on congress and jesse jackson jr. after highly publicized affair with a washington cocktail waitress. she is hoping to capitalize on an upset win. she said jackson has not done enough for the common people. >> i have raised my children on my own. i know what it is like to struggle. i don't think the congressman can relate to people. unemployment is still high the district when this thing, harvey, a riverdale, its look

tim hardaway jr.e dish to jordantim hardaway jr. 25 points and nice dish to jordan morgan and illinois loses 72-61 to michigan. 17-13 maybe nit bound. also blackhawks had united center before trip to ottawa which they made without jonathan toews capt. took will be back next week when a joel quenneville back and they're not clear healthy away all of his game ray emery in the goal tomorrow. bellmont tried to find out thinking to much i do not know not acceptable. by have to be better for us. fighting for a playoff spot. i have to find ways to make big saves situations >> comparing the standard of last year he was very good for us instrumental in getting in the playoffs expectations standards elevated to those levels >> chicago bears officially waived anthony adams and arizona talking of the need of alex rios and adam dunn to return not the only ones >> for the white sox to rebound gordon beckham has to reverse the downward offensive spiral from 270 down to 230 with 11 strikeouts he knows it and everybod

a character, particularly in this performance, who has been played by cass calloway, sammy davis j jrtraordinary shoulders. >> these are heroes of mine, so there's never any part of the process where i have to do better than, greater than. i just am grateful for this opportunity and trying to find my own way in this production because, you know, sammy davis jr., they don't make brothers like that. he did everything. >> right. >> nowadays -- it's like tiger woods, michael jordan all rolled into one. plus, he could sing, act like denzel. i mean, all that stuff. brothers, now you got one area of expertise, you know? >> right. right. what about the next generation? you talk about people who influenced you. how do you feel about the next generation of young actors? is hollywood better, is broadway better? >> it is better. you know, when i was a young actor -- when i was a young actor -- there was one famous brother. it was, like, okay, richard pryor, and then he gave it to eddie murphy, and then it broke wide open. now there's room. there's room for more than one token person of color. >>

>> clark: i think it's lenzelle smith jr. -- he got up underneath adreian payne, verne. >> verne: his fourth. >> clark: an airborne player, you can't get up under him like that, and there you see it, good effort by lenzelle smith but clearly a foul. >> verne: payne goes to the line, where today he's two of two. >> verne: we're tied again. >> verne: adreian payne, out of dayton, ohio. he was the recipient during the practice yesterday afternoon of some pretty intense coaching from tom izzo. >> clark: that's the only way tom izzo coaches. most coaches are intense, but he's even more so than many and he's intense over there on that sideline, imploring his team to come up with the stop. >> verne: spartans by one. with four to go. both stars on the bench with four fouls. draymond green, jared sullinger. >> clark: you want to give buford a touch here. the pick-and-roll with craft and ravenel. >> verne: ravenel goes strong. and one. >> clark: how about evan ravenel, how about the play of this young man not only scoring when he's had chances but he made a play there, a drive and a pass to an

. >> reporter: colbert is a volunteer for kevin chavous jr.'s city council campaign. >> i want to express my deepette condolences to the family of the victim -- my deepest condolences to the family of the victim and alleged criminal. >> reporter: someone has left flowers next to robert wright's front door, but ellsworth colbert has his defenders, too. >> mr. colbert is a very nice giving person. i have never known him to do anything wrong. i've known him since the 7th grade and he's a very nice guy and he loves his community. >> reporter: this is far from the first time that ellsworth colbert has been accused of assault. he has a long history of what the prosecutor called assaultive behaviors in montgomery, prince george's and d.c. at d.c. superior court bruce leshan, 9 news now. >>> we began the very first full week of march with a little taste of winter, snow in parts of our area, this video from this morning in thornburg, virginia, not quite enough to stick on the roads, though there's a little bit out there. it's more than some of us have s

rep jesse jackson jr.oday she highlighted an ethics investigation into whether jackson supporters offered former gov. robb blagojevich's money in exchange for a u.s. senate seat, she is calling on his brother robert who reveals what he knows. >> he was acquitted for all of this annasophia is free to speak on whenever he wants so i'm asking him to speak the truth now and not wait for the ethics committee to make because it's obvious that they are are not going to me before the election. >> wgn has been attempting to reach jackson for comment and he has denied any knowledge of an offer to blagojevich's and today jackson received the endorsement of governor paquin. president barack obama favorite chef has a new restaurant, next hour restaurant critic takes in the neighborhood feel. taking more than 2300 steps for law health. let's recap the cleaning games. [ bottle #2 ] mr. clean magic eraser extra power was 3x faster on permanent marker. and he didn't stop there. aw, he never stops. i-i can't watch. cut to c

older jr. attorney general of the united states who will deliver an important policy address regarding national security. the obama administration's counterterrorism efforts, and some of the specific ways that today's justice department is working to protect the american people from terrorism and other urgent threats. before i welcome our speaker, i want to acknowledge and welcome several distinguished guests who are among us this afternoon. first joining us from the department of justice, are gary grinler chief and staff and counselor to the attorney general and former acting deputy attorney general. a proud northwestern law alum from the class of '76, and also an alumnus of northwestern's school of speech and now school of communication. we welcome gary back home. we also welcome stuart dellry, senior counsel to the attorney general and acting assistant attorney general for the civil division for the department of justice. gary shapiro, for the northern district of illinois, and christopher b

councilman marry thomas jr. made a $20,000 payment to the -- harry thomas jr. made a $20,000 payment to the city. overall thomas owes $300,000 as a result of a settlement in a lawsuit accusing him of diverting money for youth programs for personal benefit. he's supposed to return the entire amount by the end of 2013. >>> a bank robbery turned into a boom scare in northeast today. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> it happened at the td bank on 1st street. a man walked in, demanded cash and left. police quickly caught the guy. he claimed he left a package in the bank that would explode. the bank was evacuated, pop squad called in, no ex -- the bomb squad called in, no explosives were found. >>> d.c. police arrested a teenage girl after three women were stabbed in northeast. it's believed the fight started at a mcdonald's and spilled onto rhode island avenue. three victims are expected to recover. >>> facing high gas prices and high concern among voters president obama today announced a major policy shift, the keystone oil pipeline from texas to canada was re

s ward 5 are -- over the harry thomas jr. scandal and take a step forward tonight in the effort to replace him. >>> and a long way from football season. everyone is talking about the redskins. the big announcement from the gm. >>> and thanks for being with us. after shuffling cards, it looks like robert griffin 3 is the future quarterback of the washington redskins and lindsay murphy is in the newsroom with this one. how did they pull this off? >> reporter: some serious negotiating skills. some would say the redskins had no chance of landing peyton manning. maybe the skins see it differently. this is a spot in the draft they can't pass up and a quarterback who should be available that could change the course of fate for the team. they will have the number two pick in next month's draft to presumably get robert griffin 333 and cost him in 2013 and 2049s. it worth it? robert griffin iii, will he be the one to help solve the woes of the team? they started 19 quarterback -- 21 quarterbacks in the last 19 seasons and rg3 brings th

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rod blagojevich jesse jackson jr. has denied any wrongdoing. it republican race that one of the candidates branded as the past against the future the future one in the 16th congressional district freshman rep adam kinzinger beat veteran congressman donald manzullo. with 99 percent of the unofficial vote counted adam kinzinger leads with 56%-44% for donald manzullo speaking to supporters last night adam kinzinger applauded his campaign for working quickly to get him elected in a newly drawn congressional district >>state representative derrick smith one his democratic primary race despite being under indictment for bribery undercover agents say they secretly recorded him taking a $7,000 cash payoff but the democratic machine back his reelection and his primary victory is a win for party leaders who are expected to demand that he pulled out of the race because he won his primary they will have the right to choose his replacement on the democratic ticket and dorothy brown is now closer to securing her fourth term as cook county court clerk should

. >>> we turn now for race for president, jr. jr. "your voice your vote." mitt romney and newt gingrich in a close there for second place there. romney did pick up victory earlier in the day. u.s. territories, guam, virgin islands. and look at this, mitt romney holds a commanding lead for the 1144 delegates needs for the nomination. so as the race now shifts to the south, the bigger question here tonight, is there any way the other candidates can wrestle this away from romney? we asked abc's david kerley to do the math and these numbers are pretty telling, david. >> it is pretty interesting, david. the math says he can't win the nomination, he can, however, help keep mitt romney from getting the nomination before the convention. santorum's big win in kansas was not a surprise and he wasted no time taking on romney. >> we're not electing a ceo, we're electing a commander in chief. and there's one person who has experience doing that. >> reporter: romney and gingrich seeded kansas to santorum. the real battle is tuesday. >> morning, y'all. >> reporter: in the

jr? >> reporter: i'm going to give you some of those new details in a minute but we have new information in the last 30 minutes coming into our news room about fbi agents securing the area where sierra lamar lived. here working to get you that video as i speak. now i want to talk about some of the things they released this afternoon, some of the new information of what they found. they actually found sierra lamar's purse and inside that purse, there were jeans and also a t-shirt, both were neatly folded. we talked with investigators about these findings and this is what they had to say. >> because nobody saw sierra leave the house, we don't know for fact if those are the clothes she was wearing or for whatever reason those are extra clothes she had inside her bag at the time. it's information that the detectives feel cannot determine as to why these clothes were neatly folded inside the bag. the specific details as far as the condition of the clothing if they were wet or if there was any

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but not william jones jr. today after three years he's going home. >> how do you feel today?> nervous. i'm happy to leave, but it sucks to have to leave people in here. >> the one inmate he hates to leave behind is close friend and spirit chum mentor, markus murray, who's serving 60 years for murder. >> what's up, man? >> going to be hard, dude. >> you're going to miss me. you know it. >> i'm not going to miss you. >> oh, man. be cool, man. all right? >> while jones spends his final moments in prison just outside the walls, his older brother, casey, and casey's family arrive to pick him up. >> me and my brother are pretty close. i'm glad i get to pick him up and not leave him here. i have been here like eight different times and have to leave him here. it was hard. >> have a good one. >> appreciate it. >> good luck. stay out of here. >> good luck, man. >> feels different. i guess there is nothing like walking out of prison, i guess. >> all right. >> being in jail is not real cool. i don't like it. >> in there. what's your name? >> jones. >> here's your clothes. >> thank you.

i hope it's a comfort to his children, to donnell jr., to wanda and nicole and all -- to donald jr., to wanda and nicole, his brother who traveled with him frequently and loved him so much, i hope it's a comfort to them that so many people who knew him well, mourned him so much -- loved him so much, are mourning him now. i thank mr. row and congresswoman christensen for the opportunity to say a few words. his legacy lives on in the congress of the united states. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. roe: i would like to yield time to the distinguished gentleman from maryland, mr. steny hoyer. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. this is a sad day for america. it's a sad day for the congress. it's a sad day for our african-american brothers and sisters who have lost a real leader and an extraordinary friend. i first met donald payne when i was in my mid 20's. he was active in the young democrats of new jersey, i was active in the young democrats of maryland. that's how we first met. don was about six years older than i am. and so i looked on him as an -- when you're a middle -- when y