lee >> lorraine mary lee >> myoung woo lee >> richard y. lee >> stuart soo-jin lee >> yang der lee >> stephen paul lefkowitz >> adriana legro >> edward joseph lehman >> eric andrew lehrfeld >> david leistman >> david prudencio lemagne >> joseph anthony lenihan >> john joseph lennon, jr. >> may your name and memory live on for my brothers and i and to all of those courageous men and women who actively serve in the new york police department. >> and my dad, to my hero, i love and miss him so much. [applause] >> john robinson lenoir >> jorge luis leon >> matthew gerard leonard >> michael lepore >> charles a. lesperance >> jeff leveen >> john dennis levi >> alisha caren levin >> neil david levin >> robert levine >> robert michael levine >> shai levinhar >> adam jay lewis >> jennifer lewis >>>> margaret susan lewis >> ye wei liang >> and my son, our shining star, our spirit of christmas. i love you forever, i like you for always, as long as i am living, at my baby will be. and my cousin, when they made you, they broke the mold. you are a loving

. >> reporter: lorraine will get her stitches removed but only after she gets into the hospital. 20,000 health care workers are working picket lines in northern and central california the one-day strike is being used to highlight a number of issues from patient care to benefits. >> it's a message to the employers that they cannot continue to doing business as usual. >> there won't be much of that today, but people like lorraine johnson aren't taking sides. >> i think it would be fair for them to get what they are asking for. >> reporter: the bulk of striking workers are nurses with the california nurses association taking part in a sympathy strike. nurses working at several hospitals say that their employers try to make them work when sick. kaiser hospitals say that their employers are trying to cut health and retirement benefit. according to kaiser, the same nurses just got a new deal we just signed a contract with them that goes into effect -- that went into effect in september and there is a no strike clause in that contract. >> reporter: kaiser stopped short of calling the action il

lorraine blanco is in berkeley with details. >> reporter: you can just how steep and windy this road is out here and, of course, the fog does not help either. the man who was killed was riding downhill with the group of other bikers when he fell off his bike and a family driving uphill couldn't avoid him. oakland police closed down grizzly peak road all afternoon while investigators interviewed witnesses and cleared the scene. police say the driver of a ford focus was heading westbound with his family to the petting zoo when a biker lost control. ear cyclists in the air -- other cyclists in the area say it's easy to take a tumble in these challenging hills. >> i have been back here for 40 years so i don't think it's dangerous. a lot of people are inexperienced don't really know the road that well or they, you know, go beyond their limit and think people make mistakes. >> i have hit the pavement up here myself. but, you know, it's road conditions, you know, bike e.r. >> reporter: there's many hazards. -- biker error. there's many has orders. >> reporter: drugs and alcohol were not a f

. >> thank you, lorraine. it is hard to come behind judy and anita when they write my scripts and say everything i want to say. what's the solution? we heard over and over about the tea party and them and conservatives and those folks. we are the solution. the naacp has the only infrastructure in our community that goes from coast to coast and every little town. >> that's right. >> and naacp is best positioned to do something that many civil rights and other organizations can not do because they do not have people on the ground. one of the things we must do and changing how we function, we need to gravitate more towards the substance of our work, develop strategies in and away from the pomp and circumstance and the grandiose statements and big speeches. what has happened over the past 20 years is the naacp becoming too lax with the way we operate during the election process. [applause] and as a result of that, other organizations swoop into our community, race money and claim work that we do because we have no

right now we have lorraine blanco at the park. she is on the phone. >>> the main problem was access but looks like they made it up there. the terrain is tough and the path was steep and windy. the certain the heat and the dry conditions. that could be an issue in fighting the blaze. there are several homeowners wondering if there will be evacuations. doesn't like like that. the firefighters tell me they won't have clear answers until they can fight the fire further. three acres burning at lake chabot regional park. reporting live in the oakland hills, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. she gave us the information, the firefighters on the ground. as you look at the fire, you can see that in the last 30 minutes they got a big handle on this. good news for firefighters. we will look at the forecast that calls for more heat in your area. >> thank you. >>> the man suspected on going on a crime spree that claimed the life of a radio host is behind bars tonight. ktvu's janine de la vega is live with the tribute family and friends are pay

but in fact it's a claude glass, named after claude lorrain, the artist. okay?an artist to hold up to create to the view of his picture. it's an illusionary thing. - gosh. - and if you look in here, - can you see-- - yes. now can you see the background? can you see the trees? - yes. - right. now there's a perfect oil painting. and that's what he would have in his mind to paint. it clarified the vision. fabulously interesting! beautiful object! just wonderful. - woman: yes. - there. there it is-- - mystery object solved. - wonderful. now valuewise-- very difficult. its value wouldn't relate to its extreme rarity and interest, but to a collector today anything between £800 and £1200, - that sort of price range. - gosh. oh, yes! i know-- i've got four people lined up here who would like to buy it. yes yes.

lee lorraine mary lee myoung woo lee richard y.soo-jin lee yang der lee stephen paul lefkowitz adriana legro edward joseph lehman eric andrew lehrfeld >> and my father, james. may your memory and spirit live on through my brother and die. >> and my father, lt. joseph, i love and miss you so much. [applause] david leistman >> david prudencio lemagne joseph anthony lenihan john joseph lennon, jr. john robinson lenoir jorge luis leon matthew gerard leonard michael lepore charles a. lesperance jeff leveen john dennis levi alisha caren levin neil david levin robert levine robert michael levine shai levinhar adam jay lewis margaret susan lewis ye wei liang >> and my son, carl, our shining star in spirit of christmas. i love you forever. i will love you for always, as long as i am living. and my cousin, harry. when they made to, they broke the mold. you are loving and wonderful, the greatest grandfather that ever lived. and their colleagues, david. from sweden. your mother, your sister, and your brother are here. they say hello. they love

. >> reporter: meet president obama's election nightmare, grace arroyo of lorraine, ohio. she's an independent voter, unemployed. and like 1 in 3 americans in our new poll, says she's worse off financially today than she was before senator obama became president obama. >> i thought he was going to create those jobs he promised, i mean, any kind of job. but it's gotten worse. >> reporter: 6 in 10 americans now disapprove of president obama's work on the economy and job creation. the percentage of americans who say the president's economic policies have helped the economy has plummeted and is now 17%. twice as many, 34%, say his policies have hurt the economy. with 47% saying his policies have had no impact. >> he convinced me to vote for him the first time, but we've given him four y yrs and so far, nothing has come of it. >> reporter: some of those disapproving of the president's performance are progressives, including tax consultant elizabeth showers, of atlanta, georgia, who says the president has been too conciliatory. >> i am disappointed in president obama because i f

. >> this purse belongs to lorraine lee, and she did not survive the world trade center. >> these ares and her business card, which clearly says she worked at the trade towers. and the metro card she might have used to get to work that day. curator peter leibold worked to collect what was left of flight 93, after its heroic crew and passengers successfully rested control from those hijackers. there's an emotional impact when you see these. especially this right here. >> this is a small piece of fuselage. every united plane over the rear exit door has a small flag, torn and ripped. but still intact. >> reporter: this flight attendant donated her flight manual, found among the wreck annual. >> flight attendants are extremely trained personnel. >> reporter: you can see her handwritten notes on this chilling page. >> this is the instructions on what to do in case of a bomb. >> reporter: battalion chief joseph pfeiffer was first to reach the world trade center. >> you see the back of his turnout coat. >> reporter: he donated his bunker coat in memory of the 343 firefighters who died that d

. >> lorraine bay. >> thank you for your courage, todd beamer.oll. >> lawrence ira beck. >> maria a. bair. it is an honor to say my brother's name. christopher edmund. his sparkling blue eyes is greatly missed and deeply loved every single day. >> my father, we love you, you are my hero. >> debbie bellows. >> paul benevento. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret simms -- bennett. >> james patrick burger. >> stephen howard berger. >> graham barkley. >> my father, my best friend. miss you, love you, your girls are doing great. give mommy a kiss for me up there. let me give a shout out to the men and women who built this memorial. and to our first responders and to our military, thank you very much. [applause] >> my brother, we love you and we miss you. >> david w. bernard. >> david m. beret. >> justice john ashbery. >> timothy beverly. >> paul michael. >> jimmy benson. >> brian eugene bilcher. >> my brother em all, there is not a day that goes by that we do not think of you. >> my brother, we will always remember you. >> george john bisho

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reporting live, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> group of demonstrators tried to draw attention to one of the most dangerous intersections in berkeley. people gathered at telegraph and dwight way, they held up signs and urged drivers stop for pedestrians. organizers say this intersection is very dangerous for pedestrians. >> there is no stop sign here and a lot of the times the buses and cars are coming here very, very quickly and they feel they have the right away and there is no communication between drivers and pedestrians. >> they are also asking officials to make pedestrian safety a priority. >>> hiway 1, people traveling -- caltrans plan to have one way traffic controls as it works to repair rock slide damage. this will be in place every night this week from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. next monday the controls will be in place during the day time, that will last till a week from friday. >>> scientists are arguing over which team developed the best way to predict an earthquake. half a dozen teams took part in the product. their goal was to identify the likeliest spots where eart

. >> reporter: this fashion journalist and teacher, lorraine sanders, says the missoni-target marriages a marriage made in heaven. items from their regular line can cost thousands. >> for missoni it's a great opportunity to reach out to a much larger audience and new generation of people. >> reporter: but sanders warns the target stuff may not wear as well as missoni's high-end merchandise. >> you're going to pay a couple of thousand dollars for a piece of clothing, you know there's going to be a difference than if you pay $30. >> reporter: but depending on where you buy it, that $30 missoni merchandise could cost more. it's already popping up on. bay. weapons from, if you want this shirt dress it sold for $55 -- for instance, if you want this shirt dress it sold for $55 at target stores, starts at $99 on ebay. some are going for much more. target says today's sales were unprecedented. it does plan to stock some of the missoni items. expect to see more of this. another designer is creating a line with macy's. and you know, there will be more of this kind of thing out there. >> wow. all

i commend chairwoman and lorraine and reverend barer, because they have been pushing the staff. we have to do something different. we have to be more strategic and our thinking, more deliberate in our process. we now have the technology where we can measure the effectiveness of the units on the ground, not just for 2012, because this process is not about 2012 alone, it is about everything leading up to 2012 and everything after 2012. but that can only be implemented if the state conferences and the local unit take heed to the new technology and training. come this fall, every state conference has to have a poem in a recession to talk about the strategy of turning out about. at the same time, the staff will reach out to about identifying the key branch leaders across the state to come into training on how to use the technology. bringing everybody together to talk about water the nuances and important things we need to know in oklahoma or new york city. location by location, as we talked about the voter suppression methods being used, as much as it is very similar, there are uniqu

i commend chairwoman and lorraine and reverend barer, because they have been pushing the staff.e deliberate in our process. we now have the technology where we can measure the effectiveness of the units on the ground, not just for 2012, because this process is not about 2012 alone, it is about everything leading up to 2012 and everything after 2012. but that can only be implemented if the state conferences and the local unit take heed to the new technology and training. come this fall, every state conference has to have a poem in a recession to talk about the strategy of turning out about. at the same time, the staff will reach out to about identifying the key branch leaders across the state to come into training on how to use the technology. bringing everybody together to talk about water the nuances and important things we need to know in oklahoma or new york city. location by location, as we talked about the voter suppression methods being used, as much as it is very similar, there are unique differences. you cannot have a national plan. you can have a national strategy of wh

. >> lorraine j. bay. >> michelle beale. >> thank you for your courage, todd m. beamer, let's roll. >> paul frederick bateeny. >> james s. beady. >> allen anthony beesen. >> lawrence ira beck. carl john. >> michael ernest beakman. >> maria barr. >> it is an honor to say my brother's name. christopher edmond lunder, who, with his sparkling blue eyes and infectious smile is greatly missed and deeply loved every single day. >> and my father, colipsa aniya jr. we love you. >> debby bellows. >> steven elliott belson. >> paul ben detti. >> brian craig bennett. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret benson. >> dominick j. berardi. >> james patrick berger. >> steven howard berger. >> john p. bergen. >> alvin birdsong. >> daniel david bergstein. >> graham andrew barkley. and my brother, my best friend, paul frederick betiny. miss you, love you, your girls are doing great. give mom a kiss for me up there and let me give a shout out to men and women who have built this memorial and to our first responders and our military. thank you all very much. [applause] >> my

speaker, i want to say to them and to the percy family, lorraine, sharon and senator jay roger, mark and leslie and all of their wonderful children and grandchildren in the family that our thoughts and prayers are with you. we thank you for sharing this wonderful man with us, with the people of illinois, america and the world. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. butterfield, for five minutes. mr. butterfield: let me thank the speaker for yielding this time this morning to pay tribute to some great americans. i want to join my colleague from illinois, mrs. biggert, in recognizing the extraordinary life and work of charlie percy. he will certainly be missed. also want to extend condolences to the mondale and kennedy family who lost a young daughter this weekend at the young age of 51. but, mr. speaker, i come to the well today to pay tribute to another great american, to a friend in north carolina who has lost a long and courageous battle to breast cancer at the age of 51. mrs. cassandra

i send my sincere condolences to senator percy's wife lorraine and his children sharon and roger and gail and mark and their spouses, including our colleague, senator rockefeller. and to the grandchildren and great grandchildren and many friends and family that will mark his passing at the funeral on wednesday. senator percy was one of the best-remembered illinois senators. he represents a tradition in some sense followed by me, and as a former volunteer for his campaign and voter for him, we mark his loss today. her presentation as being the head of the tea party is described as radical. having said that, the republican party has a t party influence in all of the important states. all of those or running for president have to find a way to get through a crevice that is farther right than it used to be on the republican side. it will have to move a little bit more to the center. i do not know if trent will agree to that. >> i'm going to support the candidate that i think can win. it may not be the one i prefer philosophically. but that is where my pragmatism kicks in. you have to loo

i send my sincere condolences to senator percy's wife lorraine and his children sharon and roger and gail and mark and their spouses, including our colleague, senator rockefeller. and to the grandchildren and great grandchildren and many friends and family that will mark his passing at the funeral on wednesday. senator percy was one of the best-remembered illinois senators. he represents a tradition in some sense followed by me, and as a former volunteer for his campaign and voter for him, we mark his loss today. with that, mr. president, i yield back. the presiding officer: morning business is now closed. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of the motion to proceed to h.r. 2832, which the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 166, h.r. 2832, an act to extend the generalized system of preferences, and for other purposes. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the time until 5:30 p.m. will be divided and controlled between the senator from montana, mr. baucus, and the senator from utah, mr. hatch, or their designees. th

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>> lorraine if you did something -- >> all the money you get from removing all the tax breaks into lowering rates, using the current model used to reduce the tax rate -- the deficits, excuse me. >> let me make an important point and i hope i don't -- i guess i will probably access your time for which i apologize. as we've noted a couple times, one of the large corporate overall business tax expenditures is accelerated depreciation. as i've noted cost recovery feature cost of capital. it's not just looking at the statutory rate. it's also with the statutory rate and had eager to recover costs were invested capital that determine the profitability of investments and said the decision to invest. if you scale back accelerated cost recovery and use benefits to reduce the corporate rate come you are on one hand a senior make an investment less attractive based galang back capital recovering on the other hand, make it more attractive to reducing the marginal rate was ultimately passed. i'm not in itself is automatically progrowth. you go in one direction with cost recovery and the other direction

>> lorraine if you did something -- >> all the money you get from removing all the tax breaks into loweringusing the current model used to reduce the tax rate -- the deficits, excuse me. >> let me make an important point and i hope i don't -- i guess i will probably access your time for which i apologize. as we've noted a couple times, one of the large corporate overall business tax expenditures is accelerated depreciation. as i've noted cost recovery feature cost of capital. it's not just looking at the statutory rate. it's also with the statutory rate and had eager to recover costs were invested capital that determine the profitability of investments and said the decision to invest. if you scale back accelerated cost recovery and use benefits to reduce the corporate rate come you are on one hand a senior make an investment less attractive based galang back capital recovering on the other hand, make it more attractive to reducing the marginal rate was ultimately passed. i'm not in itself is automatically progrowth. you go in one direction with cost recovery and the other direction with the

christian adams a rangy day -- lorraine bay todd beamer, alan anthony beaven market bingham -- mark binghamsarah bradshaw, marion britton thomas burnett jr., william joseph cashman georgine rose corrigan patricia cushing jason dahl joseph deluca patrick joseph driscoll edward p. felt jane c. folger colleen laura fraser andrew garcia, jeremy logan glick kristin gould lauren grandcolas and unborn child wanda anita green, donald f. greene linda gronlund richard guadagno leroy homer toshiya kuge ceecee lyles hilda marcin waleska martinez nicole miller louis j. nacke donald arthur peterson jean hoadley peterson mark rothenberg christine snyder john talignani honor elizabeth wainio deborah jacobs welsh. [bagpipes] [applause] >> vice-president biden president bush, president clinton, secretary salazar speaker boehner -- friends families, and all those that chose to take time today to share in the bittersweet celebration of this memorial dedication. thank you for honoring the memory of the passengers and crew of united flight 93 with your presence. 10 years ago we first came to this hallowed ground

people such as richard wright and lorraine hansberry, almost all of their work was devoted to come ifyou think about the content of their work was devoted to understanding this migration and the impact it had had on the country and on themselves. it said a whole world of art and culture that we now view as 20th century culture, but actually it is a culture and art that grew out of this great migration. all of the works primarily of romer bearden and to jacob lawrence, you can recall all of those, are manifestations of the great migration. 20th century african-american, and that is american culture, it's hard to separate from the culture of the great migration because it is the children who had been freed from the strictures of jim crow who were now free to explore and be their truest creative selves. as result of the sacrifice of their parents. when you think about jazz, you think about miles davis whose parents had migrated from arkansas to illinois where he had the luxury of being able spend hours to become the master of his instrument, and to create a whole new form of music. and y

[applause] >> i want to commend the chairwoman lorraine and dr. barber because they've been pushing the staff and roger vann says we have to do more different. we have to be more strategic in our thinking. we have to be more deliberative in our process. roger vann now has the technology where we could measure the effectiveness of the units on the ground, not just for 2012 because this process is not about 2012 alone. it's about everything leading up to 2012 and everything after 2012. but that could won't state conferences and the local units take heed to the new technology and grab hold of the technology and the training. >> that's right. >> so come this fall, every state conference needed to have a plenary session to talk about the strategy of turning out the vote in your state. during that same time the staff will be reaching out to you about identifying your key branch leaders across the state to come in to an eight-hour training on how to use the technology. in that process bringing everybody together to talk about what are the nuances and imp