first base coach, ronesto kelley. giants' bullpen coach mark gardner. the pitching coach, did a pretty good job, i thought, dave righetti. [applause] how about the giants skipper, his second world series, the manager first with the giants, i think he made all the right moves, brought the giants the world championships, bruce bowen g -- bochy. >> bochy. bochy. bochy. bochy. >> all right, let's meet the members of the 2010 giants ballclub. he was injured, it did not have as much impact as he was hoping, but we will be hearing a lot from him in the future. ladies and gentlemen, infielder, emanu-el burris. [applause] how about what this guy did, not just in the regular season, but in the post-season, the series clinching home run. started i guess against the phillies in game 6. the three-run homer started in game one of the world series, shortstop juan urribe. ooh. sounds good. this guy was also his season cut short, and we will be seeing a lot of him next year -- outfielder, infielder, a great guy. mark to rosa. played in 29 regular-season games for the gi

wanted to learn i'm looking for the job that suits me the best quote i was a machinist a mechanic kelley an auto repair man. i was a carpenter's world that i worked earning close. when i was a salesman in a shoe shop. and i and i have many careers. coming up in the. political scene this year started off full of joy that. full of happiness and goodness no fear oh. so close on the sunday that it brought us bad luck. and therefore. the circle of. more than one company came from spain and italy but oh it began to multiply. and we expanded with the time. soon they will take all our work for. what i remember the foreign companies contract says that they all know all the garbage you hear. more so because the city contributed with foreign waste disposal companies because they perceive the zabbaleen to be old fashioned. within the law but they didn't come tell us which you need to modernize your ways wasn't a one sample of medicine in a lab the obvious was all done behind our backs is that ok fine i'm sure we'll replace you with companies so we can be liked about countries. but. let's get started

april, when she left briefly to travel to kennedy space center to see her husband, astronaut mark kelleynd lift jaup. >> reporter: flying to space on "endeavour's" last mission. aide says she may be able to leave the hospital again at the end of the month. >> we had a wonderful conversation. she spoke to me in full sentences, initiated those sentences instead of responding which is what she had only been able to do recently and is making remarkable progress. >> reporter: could be released to an outpatient rehab program that will include continuing speech, occupational, and physical therapy. >> she's working so hard. she's got a long way to go. you can see how beautiful she is and we are longing and looking forward to her coming back. >> reporter: another step on a remarkable road to recovery. francis co, nbc news. >> still to come, 5:00 -- >> there are injuries that you can see and some that you can't see. >> unusual program in the bay area's helping heal injuries in soldiers suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder. we'll show you how. >>> tens of thousand of people packed stanford'

our report today from nbc's kelley o'donnell. >> reporter: in waterloo, iowa today -- >> thank you, it's good to be home. >> reporter: republican michele bachmann made her biggest point more than two dozen times. this is her hometown. >> it's these iowa roots and my faith in god that guide me today. upheld by the tea party movement and plenty of confidence. >> we can win in 2012 and we will win. >> reporter: the 55-year-old minnesota congresswoman known for her fire brand conservative style -- >> we cannot afford four more years of barack obama. >> reporter: clearly trying to broaden her appeal beyond social conservatives. bachmann emphasized that she was once a democrat. >> our problems don't have an identity of party. they are problems that were created by both parties. >> reporter: bachmann attracts plenty of criticism and it can get personal. she was asked this on sunday. >> are you a flake? >> i think that would be insulting to say something like that because i'm a serious person. >> reporter: chris wallace later apologized to viewers. bachmann who has recently begun stressing her b

. >> reporter: kelley loves her job but admits that living conditions are humbling. >> i wouldn't mindake assignment right now. >> reporter: in still freezing temperatures, there's no heat, chow is just that. >> i mean my dogs are eating better than me right now. >> reporter: there are latrines and hot showers, but not for women. so kelly came up with a sign and a safeguard. >> that means no guys are going to enter while, it takes me ten minutes to change, put my p.t. gear on and come take a shower and i don't have to worry about a guy. >> reporter: she lives all alone in her tent, her lights on, her m-16 locked and loaded. >> at night she's off by herself on the other side of the base. >> reporter: why does she do it? >> i wanted to know if i could handle it. like how would i react? >> yeah, it's pretty ugly. >> reporter: by all accounts, on her first combat deployment, she's coped well. >> we don't really have to worry about her, because we know she can hold her own, basically. >> reporter: kelly says she gets her strength from jorge, her peruvian-american husband, also a navy corpsm

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kelley? >> madam chair, ranking member, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to allow me to testify today. and on behalf of the 2.1 million members of the veterans of foreign, i'm going to limit my remarks to just a handful of the bills that were on the table today. when the vfw supports the concept of the caring for completion veterans act of 2011, while we believe the government has a moral obligation to provide care for those affected by contaminated water at camp lejeune, we would emphasize the burden of care provided for the family members affected should be on the department of defense. the vfw supports es 4011, homelessness can best be reduced with local solution. the bill would allow the va and local communities to partner together to help reach the goal of the eradicating veterans homelessness. vfw add my years the concept of s. 423 but house reservations and will withhold support for the legislation. the veterans can perform all the medical evidence available, mak

kelley johnson with a shot to right center. pena back in the game. tie it up, 4-4, didn't last long, even as orlando cabrera, playing 10 teams in the last eight years, shot the left, solo homer, cleveland scores more runs tonight in the 5-4 win than they did in the three-game series over the weekend with the giants. now leading the west as a matter of fact by two games. nothing really at all to back it up as far as the win. just a feeling that fresh air finally blowing through the warriors entire organization, the topics, left to right, tyler, jenkins, thompson creates the most buzz with his dad, a former top choice himself. that never hurts when rolling into the nba as a top draft pick. >> he was always just there for me when i needed help, and knowledge for the game. he was there for 12 years. i didn't need to turn to anybody else. heavy he will be there for the nba career as well. >> some things are perfect fit. a sunrise, a walk on the beach, and clay thompson and the golden state warriors. it couldn't have worked out any better than this. >> do

kelley johnson with a shot to right center. pena back in the game. he circles the bases to tie it up, 4-4, didn't last long, even as orlando cabrera, playing 10 teams in the last eight years, shot the left, solo homer, cleveland scores more runs tonight in the 5-4 win than they did in the three-game series over the weekend with the giants. now leading the west as a matter of fact by two games. nothing really at all to back it up as far as the win. just a feeling that fresh air finally blowing through the warriors entire organization, the topics, left to right, tyler, jenkins, thompson creates the most buzz with his dad, a former top choice himself. that never hurts when rolling into the nba as a top draft pick. >> he was always just there for me when i needed help, and knowledge for the game. he was there for 12 years. i didn't need to turn to anybody else. heavy he will be there for the nba career as well. >> some things are perfect fit. a sunrise, a walk on the beach, and clay thompson and the golden state warriors. it couldn't have worked out any

kelley and mr. violante, i want to talk about, i want to describe because sometimes, and i've read your testimony in detail, and your concerns are treatment, fairness, reimbursements. let me describe alaska for second. first off, i was just there on memorial day, which to get to it, you have to fly from anchorage to bethel and have to fly from battle to quake in a force you to plan. if they have one avail and the weather is good. there's no road. that total trip took two and a half hours. of travel, airtime. in our state we have the premier indian health services in the country. why? be frank with you, indian health services doesn't run. we run. our travel committees and alaska took control of the health services because they wanted to deliver health care the right way. we have veterans in quiq, $2000 for air transportation. who pays for the? the veterans administration. yet there's a clinic right across the street, or road, there are no street, trail. that is run by the indian health services. prov

two additional flights, of which the senator from texas just chronicled, that no sooner had mark kelley and his crew put the alpha magnetic spectrometer up on the space station, but it started collecting these cosmic rays. these are subatomic particles that are flying around in space that we tried to duplicate down here on earth by smashing atoms together in accelerators to understand subatomic particles, and we've got them out there being collected out there right now on the space station in the a.m.s. and it was on the station one day after they put it there. it's collecting this. it's going to help us learn all the way back to the origin of the universe. huff hutch will the gentleman yield, because -- -- mrs. hutchison: will the gentleman yield, because -- mr. nelson: of course. mrs. hutchison: when i was there last week, the gna nobel lawyer rat from m.i.t. who built the spectrometer and convinced us of the importance of putting it on the space station, he was there with mark kelley and myself and he said they have a had a billion hits now of those cosmic rays. and he was on a cloud

and over here on your board i want to talk about kelley jacobs new book, the other barack.s coming out? tell us about book? >> the book is coming out in july of this year. and this is the book is the subtitle could say better, the only reckless life of obama's father. she said -- he kind of did a profile of obama in kenya, but also not really deep enough. and she said it should select it, i'm going to go in or see the story. she'd never done about before, never found a story to commit to, but she's been to kenya many times. she is talk to everyone that knew barack obama senior and she is put together his life story in a way that is riveting, resting, revealing and i say i can't really notice, but i think president obama read this book, he would learn things about his father that he doesn't know. and i think it's an amazing contribution to our knowledge of the president and his family. >> what is that like editing the journals? >> well, it's an interesting process. journalists on the one hand can write very fluently in there used to the idea changes and rewrites. so they're

. >> kelley, i want to turn the tables on the group here because part of this agreement between johntaylor and larry meyer over what the effect of a fiscal tightening would be actions in this room. there is some assumption that the private set or we take comfort from strong signs of fiscal discipline and might be more willing to spend some of the cache are sitting on, make into other investment decisions. i'd like to know if there's somebody in the room who would comment on how the fiscal situation in washington affects the way you view company decisions. come on, somebody take it on. joe, can i put you on the spot? >> yeah, sure. your view of this. >> i'm sure the u.s. government gives a lot of good advice from gentlemen like we have on the panel. i believe we always need to be very aware about the fact that companies, most u.s. companies are global companies and very successful. so they are not to tightly wrapped to when economy. today are one notch above then they can move and reallocate resources based on that demand and it is something the government should never forget. >> load

. >> hi, dennis heliher from -- kelley her from better markets. i wanted to ask a macro question which is you bring up the limitations of the fed under 13-3 and how it may or may not impair its ability in the future. that flowed from the fed's lack of information to everybody including the congress. the sanders amendment passed 96-0 in the senate. unanimity is not common in the senate, and bernie sanders will never in his lifetime get 96 votes in the senate, i assume. [laughter] so it tells you the depth to which the lack of information and difficulty with the fed in terms of its bailouts and the 13-3 people didn't understand them. that's yesterday. but in the future whether or not big parts of dodd-frank work will depend on market discipline. market discipline depends on information. the fed and the treasury have a history and a view and a culture in a bureaucracy basically surrounded by bank secrecy and not letting information out. dodd-frank went a long way in getting some provisions to try and force that to happen, but i'd like to know in part

we also know the retiring astronaut mark kelley will be at our head table that day and ted leung sisterpicks for the washington wizards and of course the majority owner as well as the washington capitals will be here on july 13. in terms that would be formalities, next up is that you present you with their highly sought-after national press club coffee mug as a token of our affection. thank you. thank you. a question for speaker. your plan to read a book after he leaves office. we are wondering whether he will take us behind the scenes of other critical decision-making in the financial crisis. will it be a tell-all or is there an angler message to average people you'd like to get across and about blacks >> so, it will not be a tell-all. look, i think everybody worked very hard in this crisis with the best of motives and they were certainly different at different velocities and it's important for those to be explained to the readership and that's really what i'm trying to accomplish. also it's not the crisis, but some of the things that happen after the crisis in some of the problems we