you helped turn that attack back, soldiers are alive today like brad larsen who said i owe ty my life because you urged, you had the urge to serve others at whatever cost, so many armeyy families could come home their own sons. because of you, steffan's mother who joins us today is able to say ty brought ste fan to safety. she said he felt at peace and said i am grateful to ty more than words can describe. that's something. god bless you, ty carter and the soldiers, all our men and women in uniform and god bless america and i would like to have the citation read. >> the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3rd, 18y 63 has awarded in the name congress the medal of honor to specialist ty m. carter, united states army for conspicuous gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of dutiy. specialist ty m. carter distinguished himself by gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty serving asa a scout with bravo troop third squadron, 61sticaleralry third brigade team during combat operations against an armed mis

larsen is up and arrests are up. our community police advisory board we meet one a month and what they do is advise me on the crime and quality of life things that are important to the community. we developed a kind of like a postcard regarding distracted walking for people who are crossing the street or people who are going to be robbed because of being sdrashgd. we do a lot of community engagement. we do the college involvement. we have a lieutenant and a lady from the school district got together and that was to find a way to getty kids into cologne college. the chief said to expand that we had 25 stated from balboa and lincoln and other districts they were chosen by their teachers and sf state opened their doors to us and provided the instructors also and the kids were tact the college process what they neat to do to get into college and the experience of what it's like to be in excellently and the chief spoke we having had lawyers and computer designers and the kids were put into programs. we do any affairs and

larsen: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to support ranking member slaughter's motion to call up the safe bridges act. in may, a portion of a bridge on interstate 5 in my district collapsed into the river. like most of my constituents, i have driven over that bridge hundreds of times. the fact that no one died when it collapsed was a blessing, but not everyone has been so lucky. my colleagues will remember in the when a bridge spanning mississippi and minneapolis crashed during rush hour, killing 13 people and injuring 145. today i want to ask my colleagues a very simple question, should not americans be able to drive across a highway bridge with a reasonable expectation that it will not crumble away from underneath them? 67,000 bridges in our country are rated structurally deficient. 67,000 bridges. when those bridges fall, it isn't just the unlucky few on those bridges who suffer. whole economies that rely on safe and efficient transportation suffer. the i-5 bridge across the river just doesn't connect burling

let's bring in lars larsen and jehmu greene, fox news contributor. wow, my goodness. this. who would have thought given the fact that we have seen, you know, presidents and including hillary clinton te picketed in a very -- depicted in a very similar way with bulls chasing after them in a ring, lars, but the naacp would like a double investigation here. >> oh, come on, that's ridiculous. the naacp said this was an incitement of violence? do you know what's really going on here? the president is being mocked. every single president in american history has been mocked. go back and take a look at some of the things people said about lincoln or nixon or ford or both of the bushes and clinton as well. this guy just can't stand it. and do you know the quote that's going around today? c.s. lewis said above all else the devil cannot stand to be mocked. this is a president whose staff apparently believes he cannot be mocked, and if he is mocked, folks like the naacp will say you're suggesting violence. it was a rodeo clown. they're great. and there are a lot of rodeo clowns wh

steppedmore, ty carter out into the barrage, and along with brad larsen, he lay down fire, providing cover for the other three as they dashed for safety, but in those hellish moments one man went down, and then another and stuff on disappeared -- stephen disappeared. forarter and brad held out hours, holding the line, preventing the outpost from being completely overrun. ty carter would later say we were not going to surrender, we're going to fight until the last round. buddy,ey saw him, their stephen, on the ground, wounded about 30 yards away. when the moment was right, ty carter stepped out again, ran to him, applying a tourniquet to one of his legs, bandaging the attending to his wounds, grabbing a tree branch to split his ankle, and if you are left with just one image from that day, let it be this -- ty carter bending over, picking him up, cradling him in his arms, and carrying him through all of those bullets and getting him back to that humvee. then ty carter stepped out again, recovering a radio, finally making contact with the rest of the troops, and they came up with a plan

the steeper vision larsen because u.s. companies exported more goods and imports declined.the commerce department says the second quarter growth was sharply higher than the initial 1.7% rate reported last month. ahead of our discussion on student aid fraud, the federal government consumer of the office says more than 33 million workers qualified to have their student loans forgiven because they work in schools and hospitals in military and police uniforms. the consumer financial protection bureau says the system is overly complicated and confusing. some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> there are several types of bullying. their favorite is racial bullying. they love it. the reason is the left's philosophy is based almost solely and completely of this point on the idea that they stand up for victimized groups. everything they do is to stand up on behalf of some victimized minority. if you are a minority, they are standing up for you. that means if we oppose their policies, the logic is we hate blacks, gays, jews, and women. that is the philosophy that they trot ou

so once more, ty stepped out into the garage at along with brad larsen he lay down fire providing coverr safety. but in those hellish moment, one man went down and then another, and mace disappeared into the dust and smoke. back in that humvee, ty and brad held out for hours. rolling down the window just to crack taking a shot over and over, holding the line preventing the outpost from being completely overrun. ty would later say we weren't going to surrender, we're going to fight to the last round. then they saw him, their buddy, on the ground. wounded about 30 ours -- 30 yards away. when the moment was right, ty stepped out again and ran, supplying a tourniquet to one of his legs, bandaging the others, tending to his wounds, grabbing a tree branch to split his ankle. and if you're left with just one image from that day, let it be this. ty carter bending over picking up maize, grading him in his arms and carrying him through all those bullets and getting him back to that humvee. than ty stepped out again, recovering a raider, finally making contact with the rest of the trips, and they