but it turns out that the violation was in her business's name, and her husband, mr. hasan has the same last name, on this appeal, it is her husband not her, she told the board that she sold the coffee identities and tee boxes a few years ago and now instead she has reversed the position and said that she is just selling coffee and tea, and you will remember from the last time when the board asked her specifically, when exactly, did you operate your food cart? and she finally admitted that she only operated it for a few months, according to her testimony for a few weeks in july of 2012, tonight she has reversed the position and now she said that she was operating in july, june and all the way through november 2012, all of these misstatements show that miss lewis is not a good corporate citizen and violated the law and it is time to affirm the dpw's decision. >> any other public comment? seeing none and then commissioners the matter is submitted. the miss lewis, i see no definitive responses to the questions that we raised, and the information that we required, and at this p

mr. rabbit and a little girl's smile. here's abc's lama hasanndon on the hunt tonight for this lost bunny. >> have you seen mr. rabbit? >> afraid not. >> reporter: his name, mr. rabbit, best friend of 3-year-old ruby stewart, inseparable since the day ruby was born. here they are in paris sharing a hot drink together and with matching bandages on their forehead. friday the stewarts and mr. rabbit went out for dinner and the bunny vanished. >> i asked her where she thought he might be and she said she thinks the crocodiles ate him. >> reporter: zoe took to twitter using the hashtag find mr. rabbit, imploring all londoners to help. >> there's people in japan, people in america, there's people in so, so many countries have helped to retweet. it's been amazing. it's been so lovely. >> reporter: volunteers are handing out fliers, missing, mr. rabbit, age 3, with long, fluffy ears and no stuffing in his neck from being loved so much. we set out to retrace his steps. the stewarts had dinner at the flat iron steak restaurant, leaving around 6:30 p.m. th

hood, colline, texas, at the hand of major hasan, someone who deserves the penalty of death that's been meted out by a military jury just a few weeks ago. mr. president, i hope that the senate will rise up in a bipartisan way and pass this important legislation and erase these meaningless distinctions which differentiate between those who lose their lives in afghanistan and those who lose their lives here on american soil. it's a just and well-deserved honor that these patriots have earned by their own blood, and these families deserve as a way of ameliorating the terrible loss they have suffered in their own service to our country. mr. president, i yield the floor. mrs. shaheen: mada mr. presiden? the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. mrs. shaheen: thank you. i rise to discuss the national defense authorization act and to highlight some of the many provisions in this legislation that are critical, as we think about our national security and the future of our military. i chair the readiness subcommittee, and i understand that one of the chief challenges that faces our military is readiness. the effects of nearly ten years