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here's democratic senator chris kunz of delaware on that last home school threat. >> they have succeeded in scaring the parents who home school their children all over this country. my own office has gotten dozens of calls and letters demanding that i vote against this convention. as a matter of international law and as a matter of u.s. law, this convention does nothing. does nothing. to change the home schooling of children in america. >> he gave that speech on the senate floor just before the vote. senator mike lee of utah was one of the 38 republicans who voted against the u.n. treaty. he agreed to talk to us tonight. he's a constitutional lawyer, was a law clerk for supreme court justice alito. we spoke a short time ago. senator, you've said this treaty will somehow change u.s. law or could change u.s. law. former republican attorney general dick thornburg, who helped negotiate this treaty on behalf of president george bush said emphatically it would have no effect on u.s. law, not now, not ever. is he wrong? >> well, i respectfully disagree with the former attorney general's conclus

. >> finally, before with e e go, is the one thing you want all of america to know about your kunz and vibrant, so full of life. and i want people to know she was a hero. when i learned that she actually tried to take the gunman down, it was no surprise to me at all. my only hope is that the gunman actually had a little bit of fear, knowing this 5'2" raging bull was coming at him and he had a little bit of fear in his eyes knowing someone like dawn was coming after him because he was trying to hurt her students. >> i'll bet he did. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> lara? >>> we remember dawn the hero principal. children head back to school for the first time this morning since friday's shootings. your child might be nervous. it's a daunting but crucial challenge for all of us, helping our kids feel safe in the classroom. >> there are multiple fatalities including children. >> reporter: across the country, children getting set to go back to school. >> it's important to acknowledge their fears. >> reporter: teemps like lauren grapple with now make her classroom safe. >>ly continue do w

jim kunz and his team really did a good job on both bills and a lot of other things and i know jim ismoving onto bigger and better things, but to office staff to work on this committee, you're the ones that do the work and we appreciate all of you also. so to the chairman in the ranking member, i'm delighted to be here. president about ms. high-speed intercity passenger rail program consumer transportation options to millions of americans as we invest in our rail creating jobs. supporting economic growth across the country. high-speed rail and higher performing passenger rail are critical to america's future. by 2015, our country will be home to 100 million more people. right now a highway somewhere nice i don't have to tell any of you that for many of the communities you come from. this condition will only grow with time. we connected a four phase a transportation crisis later. investing real is a priority for president upon the and this administration. most importantly as a priority for the american people. since 2009, we have received 500 applications. in your statement, mr. chairm

for senator kunz and others, i am pleased to be here with -- to speak. though delaware didn't receive the kind of devastation our neighbors to the north received, we suffered widespread flooding and dg to many homes and businesses. our beaches which provide a vital buffer between our ocean and communities have been leaving us vulnerable to flooding and damage even from small storms and routine high tides. the roads and bridges that serve as arteries to connect our state to maryland, our bridges and roads have been damaged and washed out in many parts of our state and will need to be replaced. i wish i had a large photo. we just replaced the old bridge with a new four-lane bridge and the old bridge is gone. four or five months ago we were using that bredge. that was a meage link between our states north and south. we've experienced widespread damage throughout our state. our governor continues to work with local officials and federal sidgetcy -- agencies to determine the full extend of losses to sandy. fwiven what we've seen from new york and connecticut