la shea personifies that, and epitomizes that.the summer, our daily attendance virtually doubles. and so we have a variety of activities inside the club and outside the club. we take a series of trips and tours to a variety of attractions around northern california. >> these are things that these kids would not otherwise be exposed to. >> absolutely not. >> again, we have a lot more information on that on our website, cbssf.com. cal and la shea, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, hey, ellen, what are you doing? just brewing up some dunkin' donuts coffee -- want some? [ whoosh! ] i'd love some. one taste, and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. america runs on dunkin'. plus - >>> a major recall on bad guns. this weekend, where officers need to swap out their firearms. >>> plus, is the end near? more on the oakland group predicting judgment day, today, and what one guy is doing with pets left behind. >>> then tomorrow, tom sel

media and most of the rest of us missed on precisely this question, and i think that gets to she la's -- shea la's question she asked if there's a new sense growing in japan to realign its national security strategy, and we'll starting to see it bubble up in this way. >> if i can give you one minute to take a whack at it. >> i'll do that in one way, and it's a comment i wanted to make on the paper which is it ends on a very interesting question and that is what happens when these schools of thought in different countries align differently; right? i immediately thought which administration, the obama administration and dpj, and then it's a japan panel. what i think we ought to be aware of and this speaks to the gentleman's question about taiwan because i don't know the answers in specifics why they want sanks, but we have to formulate policy on north korea which they be in the campaign into the election of 2009 because they adopted issues and it was clarity on north korea. second, there was clarity on doing as much as possible to improve the relationship with south korea and, again, the dpj ca

during last week's hearing, fdic chairwoman shea la baer said this new rule is -- quote -- "going to reduce revenues at a number of smaller banks and they will have to pass that on to their customers in terms of higher fees." rural america, especially in this fragile economy, cannot afford that, madam president. today i want to share a few businesses in montana that are opposed to this government price fixing. their stories are not uncommon. they are quite ordinary. i heard from a woman by the name of doris rushalo. she runs doris' daycare in great falls, montana. she has been doing business for nearly 30 years with a community bank. she tells me that she is struggling to make ends meet as many small businesses are and paying more in monthly checking would hurt her very, very much. also, in great falls, there is a small business owner by the name of mark royals. mark owns why not trucking. his reasons for supporting my amendment to stop and study the government limit is because, and i -- quote -- "--" he doesn't want to pay more fees of his money in his bank." cabela's, a large retai