mr. carlos is your son have been a mental deficiencies? [laughter] my father said no, not to my knowledge. he said maybe you can explain to me why was your son doing that to those trees? wasn't he concerned about the welfare of these people in the projects? he said, that is a real good question and i would like to know the answer. my son is here, what why do you ask them? the judge looked at me and said well young man? i said let me just explain. my mother and i had a conversation about why she doesn't come downstairs. my mother explained why she doesn't come down because of the caterpillars. i got to thinking i go up to harborage pool every night in every summer i go out there they spray the white folks trees because we are people of color down here we don't spray our trees. i went to the manager. my mother should have to stay upstairs because they in doing their job. the judge looked at my father and said one of the last time they spray? i was a little boy was the last time they spray. he looked to the manager and said come up here. do y

mr. carlos, does your son have any mental deficiency? [laughter] my father said, no, your honor, not to my knowledge. he said, well, maybe you can explain to me why would your son do that to those trees? wasn't he concerned about the welfare of these people in the probabilities? he said, your honor, that's a real good question. my son is here, why don't you ask him? judge looked at me, he said, well, young man? your honor, let me just explain. my mother and i had a conversation about why she don't come downstairs. my mother explained it was because of the caterpillars. i got to thinking i go up to the pool every now and then, and every summer i go up there, they spray white folks' trees because there's people of color down here, they don't spray our trees. so i went to the manager. it ain't fair that my mother should have to stay upstairs. the judge looked at my father and said, mr. carlos, when was the last time they sprayed? johnny was a little boy, that's the last time. he looks at the manager, he says, come up here. he says do you ha

mr. carlos garcia. [applause] >> you know, one of the highlights for me as a superintendent and as a teacher who happens to be the superintendent is that when we go through graduation and watch our young people get a diploma and have -- the call at a commencement ceremony. really, their lives are just guarding that day. i kind of feel like that when we get a chance to recognize our rock stars of our school district, the real stars. american idol has nothing on any of you. you really have talent. when you look at the things these folks do in their classrooms -- in our strategic plan, we talked a lot about joyful learners. what you see in front of you are people who have figured out how to make learning so exciting that it is joyful and that kids kind of do not even recognize that they are being taught, that they are actually learning, because it is fun and exciting and new for them. that is the caliber of teachers and principals we have up here. some of these principles, as you know -- if you do not have

mr. john carlos, 7:00 tomorrow night at mission high school in san francisco. and we've been talking about this all night. hard to believe in 2011, but the gamble he took, and he's paying for it, but he felt he wanted to take at a stand at those olympics and he sure did. >> goodnight, everybody. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in communities across the country, from helping to revitalize a neighborhood in brooklyn to financing industries that are creating jobs in boston or providing funding for the expansion of a local business serving a diverse seattle community and supporting training programs for tomorrow's workforce in los angeles. because the more we can do in local neighborhoods and communities, the more we can help make opportunity possible.

what i was most touched about, carlos, and mr. mayor if you're still anywhere in earshot, is the amazing partnership that is taking place here in the city of san francisco. i think it is through partnerships that all the great things have happened and have emerged. my name is john simon. we thank you for allowing us to be your partners. we have been here with you from the very beginning, and we are incredibly proud of your work in growth. your membership has swelled to a tremendous numbers, and it will keep growing, because the work you do, and partnerships you form that helped to power this organization, and it would help power our organization, because it is through your work that we learn and are informed about what we do. i have been in education 20 years myself. it is incredibly important to me, because it is not my vocation, it is also my application. i have three children. we love it. we are incredibly proud of the program. and of all of our kids, of course. it is this time right now where we're seeing a transition from sta

mr. long. he testified this year. he is the father of carlos bledsoe who has been convicted of murdering mr. long's son. mr. bledsoe's presence here and in support of mr. long is a testament to how two fathers stand together in the fight against violent islamist extremism. thank you for being here today, thank you for your testimony back in march. now i am privileged to recognize mr. long for his opening statement. >> chairman, ranking member thompson, distinguished members of congress, since my son's death, my view of things have changed. i've lane awake to my life's night maver when she relives being 50 feet away while andy and quentin are shot. i was a career marine. my wife served in the navy, was honor bli discharged. our family has served various military branches since world war i. we have one son who served in iraq and one son who is buried in the ground. my faith in government is diminished. perpetrators speak free freely using the very words offensive to justify their actions. clarity is absent, little rock is a drive buy, fort hood is just work place violence. three days after and

mr. speaker, i rise to recognize the passing of former congressman carlos -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, members, congressman morehead represented his district from 2-to 6-. -- 1992 to 1996. carlos was a gentleman in every sense of the word, kind, thoughtful and absolutely dedicated to serving his constituents. when i was first running for office early in my career and met carlos, he was always gracious, even fatherly, taking me aside and giving me counsel though we were in different parties. mr. schiff: i never remember carlos saying an ill word about anyone. he was able to disagree about policy without making to personal, and he provided a great example for another generation that's gotten away from that kind of civility. carlos served the communities in his district ably and effectively throughout his years in congress. he served as ranking member on both the judiciary and energy and commerce committees during his tenure. he was particularly known for his expertise on energy policy and intellectual property. carlos is survived by his wife, vale

. >> that shooting happened about ten blocks away from where toddler carlos navo was shot and killed four months ago. mr. is say this is oakland's 103rd homicide of 2011. >>> new court documents show disturbing and threatening text messages allegedly from the woman accused of killing east bay nursing student, michelle lee. one text allegedly sent by the suspect, she dug her own grave. she was accused of telling her ex-boyfriend should would no longer be around much longer. she was plotting to get information about her before she disappeared. her body was found four months later in an east bay canyon. she remains in police custody this morning. >>> new technology may help make dui charges stick more often in the south bay. santa claire county just got grant money to buy new breathalyzer machines. they take a look at how the machines are expected to make a difference. >> police all over the bay area are looking for drunk drivers. santa clara county sheriff sergeant mike richmond is running this checkpoint in san jose. a former nurse, he has seen the horror caused by drunk driving. >> the drunk driver, the

us he had proof that spezi and preston were dead wrong about carlo, the man they suspected of being the monster. >> translator: evidently, mr in 1983 when the two young germans were killed, this person was in prison for another crime unrelated to the monster crimes. >> if giutarri was so sure that carlo was not the monster, we asked if he would set up a meeting for us and that night at giutarri's office, it happened. after conferring with him for nearly an hour, carlo agreed to speak to us, but not on camera. standing face-to-face, at times uncomfortably close, carlo answered our questions with a smile that barely concealed his contempt. we asked if he was good with a knife. he said no, although he does own a scuba knife. he's a diver. we asked if he was a good shot. he said he had never fired a gun. not even a toy. we asked about his prison record. he said he was sure he had been in prison during one of the monster killings. he just couldn't remember which one. we later checked his record and found that, in fact, carlo had never been in jail during any of the monster killings. he and giuttari were either mistaken or lying

mr. bledsoe testified before our house committee in march of this year. he is the father of carlos bledsoe, who has been convicted of murdering mr. longbows the sun. mr. bledsoe presence here and support of mr. long is a testament of how to parents in pain can stand together in the fight against violent extremism. thank you for a testimony back in march. now i am privileged to recognize mr. long for his opening statement. >> chairman king, chairman lieberman, ranking member thompson, distinguished members of congress, since my son's death, my view on things as change. i have lain awake through my wife's nightmares when she relives being 50 feet away when andy anquan and were shot. my wife served in the navy with -- and was honorably discharged. i family has served in various military branches since world war one. we have one son who served in iraq and one son who was infantry who is buried in the ground. my faith in government has diminished. perpetrator speak freely using very words deemed offensive to justify their actions. clarity is absent. little rock is a drive by. court who