i bet you this is the only book other from board for mike davis and barack obama. [laughter] >> other questions or kari? gas. >> i was curious about the format. how did people get the idea when your first posting it online, was there a lot of response? >> did everybody here that question? about the format of the book, that it was originally chronicled online as a life book. >> yeah, there actually wasn't as much response as i would have liked, but there was some response. and it was really an enriching experience because people did get meff. for example, everyone was saying this was the first factory occupation in seven years which actually wasn't true. and people tipped me off too, you know, other occupations that i hadn't known about and other thgs worth investigating. it is a medium that i hopother publishers ask for moren the future. >> and just to follow-up on that. we briefly touched on this earlier, but this book that we have here tonight is nosimply a compilation of your life book chronicle that was published online. although it does overlap in significant

mike davis, the eminent historian, planet of slums and many other books had the following to say about it, there is much talk about audity ese days. the workers take over the factory and take on the bank. kari lyndersen's invaluable account of the republic sitdown strike is an instruction manual for worker dignity. you could do worse. other questions? >> i was curious about the format. how did people respond to the idea of the live book? >> a question about the fmat of the book, that it was originally chronicled on line as a live look. >> there were not as much response as i would have liked but there was some response. it was an enriching experience because people did tick me off. this was the first factory occupation in seven years which wasn't te. an people to to me off to other occupations that i had known about and other things worth investigating. is a medium that i hope other publishers explore more in the future. >> just to follow up on that, we touched on this earlier, but this is not -- this book we have here tonight is not simply a compilation of your live book chronicle tha

. 2664 is a bipartisan bill that's also sponsored by congressman david scott, congressman geoff davis, mike cassel and adam putnam. following the financial crisis our country faced last year it's clear we need to improve oversight and transparency of the financial services industry. this bill would require the securities and exchange commission, the financial accounting standards board and the public company accounting oversight board to provide annual testimony to congress for five years. their testimony will help us understand and support their efforts to reduce the complexity and financial reporting, to provide more accurate and clear financial information to investors. again, mr. chairman, i commend congressman lee for his work on this legislation. i urge my colleagues to support it, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kansas reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york. mr. lee: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lee: i rise today in support of h

the 49ers acknowledge vernon davis, who averaged one drop for every eight catches, never totally will be a sure-handed pass receiver. that won't stop mikefocus of the passing offense. he will be targeted five of seven times in the game. he is so feared around the league, he was the nfc's thrird pro bowl alternate evenly though he only caught 31 passes last year. in the past two years roethlisberger has been able to move defenders away with his eyes. this year he is adding to the trickery by using the pump fake. it fooled the other side. flak flak -- during the offseason, flacco has become more comfortable releasing the ball quicker, and the opening victory is a sign he has confidence in the pass blocking of his massive offensive line. inside the huddle. john clayton, espn. >> a look at tuesday's notable home runs. adam linn, 30th of the season. first blue jay left-handed batter with at least 30 home runs since 2004. >> the royals second baseman with ten homers this season. ♪ coming up on "espnews." two raise for the price of -- races for the price of one. rockies and the dodgers. >> a wild scene in new york. tempers flair and benches cl

acknowledged tight end vernon davis who averaged one drop for every eight catches during his seasons. never totally the shorthanded pass receiver. but that won't stop mikepassing offense. they plan to focus on him five to seven times a game, because he's the team's most talented option who iss not playing. and is so feared around the league, he was the n.f.c.'s third pro bowler, even though he caught only 31 passes last year. >> the newest weapon is the pump fake. in the past two years, roethlisberger's been able to move defenders away from targets with his eyes and ability to stay alive in the pocket. but this year he's adding to the trickery by using strong pump fakes. the strategy that foolz chris hoke for two completions in the steelers week one victory. >> the ravens plan isn't for joe flacco to throw for 307 yards as he did against the chiefs. but they believe he can do that. michael averages 26.75 a game as a rookie in an offense that averaged 37 rushing attempts. in the off season, michael was more comfortable releasing the ball quicker. and the opening victory shows he has confidence in his massive offensive line. inside the huddle, john clayto