mr. harold will think. i need to get closer and closer to the herring and call to him in this way. hello mr. herring. the herring will think. that is strange, if you want to catch me, why is he getting further away. i don't understand. do you under stand? actually i'm going to be getting closer and closer to the herring and i make my voice smaller and smaller, so the herring will think i'm going away. it's very interesting and what will happen next. i sneak up just behind the herring and i say, what. what will you say? i can't hear anything. >> that's idea i make my voice smaller until i make no sound at alright. so the herring will think, he's gone. well, no fun today i guess but any way i am safe. and at that moment i capture him. what do you think of my wonderful idea. great. very good. very interesting. i'd like to see you try it. thank you and can you suggest a good place to catch and find many snow herrings. sure. into the temple. why don't you go there. thank you. i go now. going into the temple, the temple gate is closed for the night and the temple wall is too high for me to climb over. i hav

marie noe called her doctor constantly. >> mrs. ometimes four or five times a day, asking his advice and complaining that the baby "is getting on her nerves and she couldn't take all that crying constantly." >> once a nurse reported she saw her trying to feed the baby saying, "you better take this or i'll kill you." marie took catherine to the hospital three times. one time she said she found the baby choking on a dry cleaning bag. >> the thing about the dry cleaning bag story with catherine is that, one, you have to understand that the stories of what had happened to the kids and why they were bringing them to the emergency room. by this time, i think that marie noes' pediatrician had his eyes like permanently rolling. >> she stopped breathing. that was basically the description. she would find her blue. she would find her not breathing. it didn't make any sense for a number of reasons, especially because the story then got changed later on. that the bag wasn't hanging over the crib. this was an event even the doctor couldn't prete

mrs. west work. but she is a dynamic leader in san francisco. her history is outstanding. it is so outstanding that we did not hesitate in naming this the westbrook plaza. she has done a lot for health services, not only in san francisco, but throughout the nation, and she has done a lot for housing. she served on a lot of commissions in san francisco. so because she has spent her whole life looking out for those who we sometimes must reach out to give a helping hand, she always did that and made sure and reminded all the politicians, all the directors and exactly what our responsibility is in taking care of the needy. with that philosophy, that is the reason i came to this organization. and because of her, that is why we push -- we really started this project almost 20 years ago. i came in 1990 to this organization and in 1991, the board and this community wanted a new medical facility. so out of that, it took years. how many mayors? one, two, three, maybe four. it was four. and it was under willie brown who put the first amount of money in the redevelopment budget to dea

mr. smith, was suffering from psychological problems, had been drinking, and was taking medication. in her request for the police, this johnson indicated mr. smith was not known to carry weapons and that she wanted vice from officers on how to deal with mr. smith. she needed assistance based on his behavior. officers brodericks suguitan and samuel fung arrived at the scene within four minutes. officer suguitan and fung were met by the woman outside of her porch. officer suguitan observed at the front door of the residence was open and stepped inside. officer suguitan noticed mr. smith and mr. rios, an additional roommate, were standing face to face having a conversation. both men were approximately 7 feet in front of officer suguitan. officer suguitan looked at both men and stated, how are you doing, we are here to help. mr. smith and mr. rios both faced officer suguitan. immediately, officer suguitan realized mr. smith's and were behind his back and concealed from officer. officer suguitan directed mr. smith to "show me your hands." instantly, officer suguitan here's what he believes is a

monetary fund now however this ruling delivered by the judge is on hold pending an appeal by mr gallo the accuser her lawyer has petitioned the court to appoint a special prosecutor to proceed with the case now that is a request that the judge dismissed and now mr yellow and her lawyer are appealing that decision now in his first public statement since being arrested on may fourteenth dominique strauss kahn says that the past months have been a nightmare for him and his family and they are looking forward to returning home to france but in the meantime mr strauss kahn's attorneys and the attorney for misty alo of both left the courthouse on tuesday and addressed the media were regarding the verdict that was delivered here's a little bit of what was said today is an extraordinary day and it's an extraordinary event to have a district attorney stand up in a public courtroom and dismiss an indictment concluding that the complaining witness is not worthy of belief we are disappointed. that district attorney grants . apparently does not believe. in justice under the law. and has. an innocent woman by day

she would continuously move her chair out of the road into the sunlight in the classroom. mr. weston asked her, why would she do that? she said sunlight made her think better. when he gave awards to students, he created the photosynthesis mathematics award for her. because if she appreciated the sunlight and it helped her think, he believed that yes, he wanted to support her in that way. his memorial was just on the 23rd and many former teachers, it was good to see sam butcher, all these folks come together to appreciate this man, mr. weston and former students and i was able to share in that celebration. he is celebrated and leaves behind many family and friends but his partner brian fulfilled the end of his life with a wonderful travel around the world. i want to personally appreciate him and know he was a great teacher who took up teaching later in life. thank you. >> thank you. the board of education express their condolences to the families. meeting adjourned. have a great summer, everyone. >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new e

i mean she's it looks like she's got this but you know you lose this captures michele bachmann her father mr if you remember her. the crazy eyes and she never looked at the camera. with the bottle she's staring off camera right north whatever it is and this is a this is so this is an irish outreach absence of michele bachmann or this is just the same person that has them holy like so well conspiracy against her that's always trying to make her look the other way or probably was the photographer. look up the hood you know where there should be a little bit of it isn't the cover where he was sort of you know freaking out and crying oh you know those on the cover of newsweek are not this is there's not a conspiracy here. i think it's not actually scary to look crazy she's definitely not that much to say about that. this one is interesting there's a new study from the american psychological association and sex and they decided that more gender equality you leads to more sex and it's kind of interesting that they made it like a you know supply and demand thing they looked at universities they're

former first lady believed her husband's assassination was part of a conspiracy involving then-vice president lyndon b. johnson and a group of texas tycoons. the paper also claims mrs. kennedy had her own affairs with hollywood star william holden and fiat car mogul, gianni agnelli. abc is denying the story's accuracy. >>> and scary moments for a tight rope walker in china, when high winds caused him to fall during a stunt between two hot air balloons. fortunately, he managed to catch the wire and pull himself to safety. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,444, after gaining 60 points on friday. the s&p was down a fraction. the nasdaq lost 23. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei skid 202 points. while in hong kong the hang seng dropped 455. >>> as we reported earlier, today wall street will have its first reaction to friday's first-ever u.s. downgrade by standard & poor's. don't necessarily expect armageddon. after recent heavy losses and a weekend for investors to digest the downgrade, analysts have fingers crossed today's stock impact will be relatively modest. still, asian

caroline revealed she believed her husband's assassination was part of a conspiracy involving then vice president lyndon b. johnson and a group of texas tycoons. the paper claims mrs. kennedy had her own affairs with hollywood star william holden and fiat car mogul johnny iynelli. >>> no buyers at an auction of a 1940s stag film that an event promoter claims monroe had sex. they called the film a fraud. >>> scary moments for a tight rope walker in china when high winds caused him to fall during a stunt between two hot air balloons. fortunately he managed to catch the fire and pull himself to safety and do a backflip there. >>> how wall street will kick off the day, it gained 60 points friday, the s&p down a fraction and the nasdaq lost 23. overseas trading. this is where it gets rough. in tokyo, the nikkei skid 202 and the hang seng dropped 455. >>> as we reported, wall street will have its first reaction to the first ever downgrade by standard & poor's. after a weekend to digest it analysts have fingers crossed today's stock impact will be relatively modest. asian markets across the pacific were heavily down. also in asia oil continued its sharp fall. now below $

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her mother's side. nothing happened. nine months later, mrs. walsh doesn't have her bed back. >> the agency responsible to protect the health and safety of our most vulnerable citizens in this stairkts like my mom, turn their back on them. >> i took their concern to al, the department of public health. >> they basically frown their nose at you guys and the judge's ruling. how can that still go on? >> ultimately if they are not abiding by the law, we have the ability to issue citations. >> from 2002 to 2008, there were 218 hearings regarding nursing home evictions. residents won 147 of them. dphissueed only 40 citations. >> department of public health is supposed to hold them accountable. >> what happened in the walsh cases. walsh's nursing home got sited and fined a total of $700. mary ann's mother was eventually pushed out of the hospital to a nursing home far away from her family in hayward. >> anything possible that made her the happiest was taken away in one swoop. >> as for jim, after three months her case is still under investigation. whil

mr. speaker ie yield back her s be without objection the gentlelady from california ms. pelosi is recognized. >> thank you very much mr. speaker. i to want to nice our colleague and the contribution of thes noh pages toe the conduct of the house of representatives. i thank them and they have is mr. kildee said and others havek mentioned, borne witness to many important historical cases here. i can't think of annie any that is more special and means so much to our country band to poless the return off our colleague, who is thei personification of courage, of n sincerity, of admiration throughout the country, congresswoman gabby giffords. iffelause] [applause] [applause] [applause] her presence today make sure thatht we honor the obligationsf ourr great country is important and symbolic. her presence here in the chamber as well asd her service e throughout her entire service in congress, brings honor to this u chamber. we are all privileged to call for colleague, some of those verya proficient call her frien. throughout america, there isn't a name that stirs more love, more

she was going to be running for president how many years ago as a tax but it totally contradicts her mrs so she has to give an explanation and this is her best answer i mean whether people buy that that's for the g.o.p. primary ok so is it is that a creative answer we giving her a parable answer like we can't hear it i have somebody affairs because i love my country so it was working so hard to run a country that is still by far my favorite and you're going to embarrass him it's a great. ok let's keep on with the presidential campaigning there seems to be another little trend within the republican party and that of course is not necessarily believing in science and of course above all questioning evolution take a look at something that rick perry said to a young kid the other day. what. we're hearing now. is that. texas. so i don't know if you heard there at the end saying in texas we teach both creationism and evolution and then we let you decide. and it's not a that's not that kind of an answer for rick perry in the state of new hampshire in a republican primary this is a southern gove

mrs. regan regained her stride and made it to her front row seat without further problems. she is said to be okay. >>> a woman who was sexually assaulted by a man she met on match .com has settled her lawsuit against the on-line dating service. she sued when she found out her attacker had a previous conviction for sexual battery. she did not seek money, just a court order requiring match to run background checks on its members. in a los angeles courtroom today, she settled her suit after match provided proof that it is now screening its members. >> when you go on a site like that you know people will lie about their weight or their age. but you don't think they will lie on whether it is a sex offender. >> he pleaded a no contest to assaulting her after their second date. >>> hurricane irene is taking aim at the southeastern united states tonight. from the tip of florida to the carolinas people are preparing for the first major hurricane in three years. it is forecast to make landfall this weekend. irene was down graded today to a category 1 storm, but it has the potential t

with an attorney by her side. >> mrs. s behind her husband and she stands behind his innocence and likewise her heart goes out to her husband and her family, there's concern about the hawks and the hope that everything gets turned up, and everything comes back in a positive and healthy fashion. >> with skylar locked up, detectives started learning more about him. how he told coworkers at a mortgage company he briefly worked at that his grandfather owned the place. not true. how he bragged about his child acting roles. when really he was on just a few "power rangers" shows standing somewhere in the background. and not much more. his lies were prolific and seemed almost reflexive. and then there are skylar's marine discharge papers. which tell the story of almost a leatherneck legend. >> it shows this guy that's done a four-year tour of service. but in that four years he had gone to some schools that required like a 10 and 15-year enlistment time. he also listed kills in action. >> but those were also lies. skylar deleon had

mrs. wilson is nodding her head. >> that is 6 ayes. >> we are on consent calendar resolution for discussion and immediate action. the you want to comment right now? the first ones i see ouare k-28. 2-e, page 25. go ahead. >> my question was about 2-c. i just needed to clarify for myself. they are about our relationship with cbos. however, any actual contracts such as those you saw, they have to come back. this does not authorize the staff to pay money to the cbo's without authorization by the board, so i thank you for the question. i wanted to clarify for myself, which is as i thought it was. for me that was resolved spirit of my question about -- that was resolved. my question about 2-e was about transportation services, the medical transportation services for special aided, and there waa question raised to me about the bidding process. as i understand it, we got a letter. during the bidding process, one bidder had been given notice they had won the bid, and the process was reopened again, apparently because of a complaint by another bidder, and after the same organization and also submitt

especially is not too high a price to pay thank you very much mr president with. her mum. the late. mum. it's six. six . the week's top story from our t.v. the aaa that's now america's accounting exhausted to its credit crime is taking down a run in the braiding as investors shudder over how the debt ceiling raid was handled . it rounded up a rocky week on global markets with wall street's worst week in over two years worsened by europe's data and fears of a second possible american recession. and as egypt's former president goes on trial for mass killing and option a weary public to see the replacement regime failing to meet the revolutions demands. but in neighboring israel the reform rallies swelled to quarter of a million people in tel aviv angry about the government's let me get out. more details on all those stories coming up at the top of the hour up next it's sport with andrew from. hello there good to have you company and these are the headlines. the lead down league leaders t.s.r. to a new in the russian primarily to get within touching points of top spot. world number thr

especially is not too high a price to pay think you very much mr president with. her mother. the air live. to. the sun to. the sun. come up. soon. to. top stories from our team the aaa that's now america's accounting exiled to its credit card it's taken down a wrong in the ratings as investors shutter over how the debt ceiling was told. the news rounded off the walking week on global markets with wall street's worst week in over two years worsened by europe's debts and fears of a second possible american session. as egypt's former president goes on trial for a mass killing and corruption really a public scene the replacement regime failing to meet the revolutions demands. but it may bring the reform quarter of a million people in tel aviv angry that the government's living costs get out of hand. and sports news is next. door and football here big spending have unveiled their latest signings in the us right. paraded in front of their fans before their win over told me yesterday the former chelsea man joining brazil legend call us at the club i have all the action from the russ

i know she would be so proud and i want to thank my colleagues for recognizing her also. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from west virginia. mr. rockefeller. i just wanted to hear you say it. the presiding officer: the senior senator from west virginia. mr. rockefeller: we are entering the second week of a partial shutdown of the federal aviation administration. i know that the congress, the president, and the american people have been focused on the debt, deficit crisis, but behind that and not in the shadows to those of us who care about aviation i want people to understand that what has been happening to the f.a.a. is causing enormous pain. throughout the country. and the pain will only grow because of an apparent shutdown of the attempts to pass the federal aviation administration bill, primarily because of the house. the -- because congress has failed to pass a 21st short-term extension of the f.a.a. -- do you understand what that means? in other words it's simply saying i'd like to have a clean bill of exten

mr. obama. >> her problems are more serious than that.ng the country. we're not going to nominate someone who can't actually assemble a winning coalition and get those independents. she can go to the right like she did, that's how she beat pawlenty, but if she does that to rick perry, she'll narrow herself even more. so she can be pat buchanan or ronald reagan, but right now her instincts seem to be pat buchanan. >> the question then is if you view in the current field tore current state of the field romney and perry, current governor of texas, former governor of massachusetts as the have to strongest candidates, eric erickson you introduced him on saturday, he announced he's running for president. he's caught the attention of a guy who knows something about running and winning the presidency. listen here. >> what i would say is go take a look at his record when he was governor and look at my record when i'm governor. then you got some apples to apples. >> i wish rick the very best. as the process goes on, we'll see whose background and s

mrs. biggert, and i'd like to yield her one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from illinois is recognized for one minute. mrs. biggert: thank you, mr. speaker. it's been a long road and one with uncertainty that the american people should have had to put up with. it's behind us and it's time together behind a realistic deal that will restore strength to the economy and deliver peace of mind to the american people. i believe this is that deal. it's not perfect but with the majority in just one chamber house republicans negotiated a compromise that will be part of a debt solution, not part of a debt problem. it will stop a job-killing default but cut spending even more. it will hold congress and the president accountable with automatic spending cuts and a guaranteed vote on the balanced budget amendment. most importantly, it doesn't raise taxes, something that would damage our recovery. we have changed the conversation. the president is no longer asking for a blank check. he's negotiating with us to cut spending. this is how

in other news, film actress tara reid is a mrs. , tweeted of her marriage in greece, the ceremony held hours after she announced engagement. congrats to the newlywed, and sairy borilis shared her grief about the stage collapse, telling new york daily news that the weather changed in a matter of minutes and accident felt like a bad dream. she performed as on opening act just before the accident occurred. >> nornl singer has returned to the stage after a troubling year of ups and downs to find out who rocked the mic at do something awards visit otrc.com. >> up next, a man drove nearly 1500 miles across 16 states for his favorite food. >> and later, the president nearly runs into one of the rinz who wants his job on the political trail. >> and trance form your fears to fuel. how to use it to fuel us into the direction we need to go. >> powerful message from a pilot with aspiring young women here in the bay area at 5:00. >> taking a look at traffic on 680. a lot of cars heading northbound. and perhaps slower than usual, but it's moving, stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ it was the best

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her time. the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: mr. speaker, i'd like to express my appreciation to my colleague for her great spirit of bipartisanship. with that i'd like to yield a minute and half to my good friend from stan stathen island, mr. grim. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york voiced for 1 1/2 minutes. mr. grimm: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to ensure that the voices of those that i represent in staten island and brooklyn are heard. and what they have to say is actually quite simple. they expect of us to use common sense, to bring solutions to problems that this nation faces. and the problem that we face is not a debt ceiling problem, it's a debt problem. and the people on staten island and brooklyn, every day they go home and they have to figure out how to manage their household. they go to work and they have to figure out howo manage their small businesses. and you do that with common sense. that's what they ask of us. you cannot spend money you don't have. you cannot contin

he writes, driving away in a golf cart with her husband beside her, mrs. dog a chicken and beef sausage in deep fried batter. after applying must art and allowing mr. bachman to take a chomp, she chowed down. he took a break from slamming the entire iowa state fair. here's how he describes it. a huge spectacle in which cattle pigs and horses are on display. and some of the most unhealthy food on the planet. let's get something straight, yes, fried butter sounds weird to us americans too. and it's not the healthiest food on the planet. certainly not as advertising as british staples like this or whatever in god's green earth this is. seriously, you think our food is nasty. sorry, that's the pot calling the kettle black. and bacon buddy. yeah, i learned about that during our royal wedding coverage. >> that's really what a bacon buddy is? >> yes. >> this is the most depressing meal i've seen. i like mcdonald's, it's not even bacon, it's like a hunk of pourk. >> that is disgusting. >> half of it is fat. >> there you go. >> i would rather eat nothing but state

mr. charlie harris. >> just met her for the first time. >> reporter: hospitallists are skilled at managing acute problems to get patients admitted. >> sounds good to me. >> today if you are getting admitted to a hospital, you're sick. it's not like the old days where you stayed three weeks and took aspirin. there is a lot happening in the hospital. >> reporter: while the regular physicians are dealing with a busy hospital, hospitallists are on site at the hospital 24/7 to run the show. >> makes me feel comfortable. >> reporter: she makes patients feel better, gets them on their way and back to their regular doctor in the community. >> i'm always asking for hugs and you know what, darling, i hope i never see you again, i say to them. >> love you, thank you, doctor. >> see you later doll. >> reporter: professionally speaking, that is. now, while hospitallists are taking care of the sick inpatients the doctors in the office can be taking care of healthy people keeping them well. >> it's very interesting. my mom had a short visit into the hospital, but she had a doctor like this. she loved it.

mrs. crystal nicely the smh am an opening statement is a caregiver and spouse of an operation enduring freedom veteran. following her testimony we will hear from mrs. lorelei st. james, the director physical infrastructure for the government accountability office, and closing out a pen will be mrs. heidi golding who will be testifying on behalf of congressional budget office. she is cdos principal analyst for military and veterans compensation and the national security division. so thank you again to all of you for being here this morning for the support and. mr. reickhoff, we weekend with you. >> thank you, madam chair, members of the committee. on behalf of iraq and afghanistan and over to a thousand of her members and supporters, many of them are here today, thank you for inviting us to testify in the long-term costs of war for our generation of veterans. i served in iraq from 2003-2004 as a platoon leader. when my unit returned and i came home from work, we return to the country confused by and a bit uncomfortable with its warriors. people wanted to help. they just didn't know how. bringing to light the true cos

at the end of the article he writes, "driving away in a golf cart with her husband marcus beside her, mrsbuy a foot-long corn dog. after applying mustard and allowing mr. bachmann to take the first bite, she chomped into it with gusto. commentary on the politics of the american race. he mentions that tim pawlenty was wearing cowboy boots and had hit foot on a bale of hay. look out, press. here is how he describes the fair. a huge spectacle in which cattle, pigs, and horses are on display, as well as politicians and iowans queue to for fair ground rides and some of the most unhealthy food on the planet. queue to fair ground rides? is that grammatically incorrect or just british? it's hard to tell. and yes, fried butter sounds weird to us americans too, and no, it's not the healthiest on the planet. certainly not as appetizing as british staples such as this, or this, or whatever in god's green earth this is. seriously, you think our food is nasty? sorry, that is the pot calling the kettle black, and by kettle i mean bacon buddy. oh, yeah, i learned about bacon buddies the hard way during t

mr. trebek never saw her in his room.was caught in the hallway she had no stolen property on her. said she was not in the hotel to steal anything, she was there to meet an unnamed john to do her line of work. get this, she has three previous convictions for burglarizing hotels in san francisco. so you don't know really what to believe. she's saying, i'm not a thief. >> i don't even know who is he, she says. >> honest prostitute. >> bert and ernie. a lot of people are trying to make them a couple. there's a whole internet push to get bert and ernie married. "sesame street" has found that they've got to come out in a a dress, this controversy. they said bert and ernie are best friends, they remain puppets and as such do not have a sexual orientation. so no, bert and ernie will not marry. >> put the gay rumors to rest about bert and ernie, that's good. rientation. so no bert and ernie will not marry. >> put the gay rumors to rest about bert and ernie, that's good. >>> here are some stories to watch today on abc news. venezue

at the end of the article he writes, driving away in a golf cart with her husband marcus beside her, mrsrn dog and chicken and beef sausage in deep fried batter. after applying mustard and allowing mr. bachmann to take the first bite she went at it with gusto. here's how he describes it. a huge spectacle in which cattle pigs and horses are on display as well as politicians and iowans kwoou to for fairground rides and some of the most unhealthy food on the planet. it is that correct grammer. hard to tell? it is not the healthiest food on the planet and not as appetizing as british staples like this, or this, or whatever in god's green earth this is. seriously you think our food is nasty. that's the pot calling the kettle black and by kettle i mean bacon buddy and i learned about that during our royal wedding coverage. >> it is a depressing sight. it meets my expectation for british cuisine. this is seriously the most depressing meal i have ever seen. i like mcdonald's and things that look like this. but it is not bacon. it is like a hunk of pork. and half of it is fat. >> yea! >> wow. >>

mr. schroeder in her diary, he would not hesitate. he survived and emerge a better man and a finer lawyer. he had been on the ropes said his friend frances wilson and he knew what it was to suffer. the cynic is humbled throat the journalist lincoln steffens, the man that last sees. he faces pleased please misunderstand and he won a not guilty verdict in his first trial and a hung jury in the next. from the ashes of that ordeal darrow boards the grandest of america's legal careers as the champion of personal liberty and defender of the underdog and he became said lincoln steffens the attorney for the. he had no choice. broken disgrace to return to chicago and he took the cases that others would not touch. there was isaac on the black man accused of the rape and murder of of young whiteners in common is an anarchist snared in a reactionary further of world war i and the red scare. rank lloyd wright in the cause of sexual freedom and the architect was pursued by federal prosecutors for violating the man act, which made it a crime for unm

her morning chores. she seemed like a competent h all-around home maker, which surprised me. >> translator: he loves his mr blanket. >> miwa's expression softened when she was with her son. she was just a happy looking 42-year-old housewife with two children. but she soon showed her karma angel face. >> translator: hey, watch it, you! >> she just ran on and on with her pet luna. sometimes they'd go running for an hour. >> translator: luna is quite fast! >> miwa says this daily run helps her keep a slim figure. it it's like a short distance sprint and quite a workout. it's good for burning fat. >> i noticed that miwa practiced dancing while doing her housework. >> translator: i suddenly started dancing like this and then things start flying around. and i'm banging the frying pan like this, and then the dog runs off. >> sitting near me while doing her homework is her daughter miyu. does your mother always dance when she he cooks? >> yes, she does. she's having fun. she's cool. >> do you want to become a karm ma angel? >> probably not. >> this kind looking man is miwa's house o'kifumi. how would you describe

mr. speaker, she is one of the best things in this congress. to me she came back tonight, cast her vote, the first vote since her -- since she was attacked and she is the perfect example of bipartisanship. i've had the privilege to work with her on the issue of border security and while she was in the hospital recovering in my hometown of houston, texas, her staff in arizona hosted me so i could go down to the border and see firsthand the problems of border security in arizona. and i think she is a model for the attitude that we should all have because she is ten arnse and she is re-- tenacious and she is relentless in her love for america and her desire to do what's right and represent the people in arizona that elected her here. so, welcome back, gabby giffords. you were missed and we're glad you're back. and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: are there further requests for one-minute speeches? for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: consent granted. wi

at the end of the article he writes, "driving away in a golf cart with her husband marcus beside her, mrsng corn dog. after applying mustard and allowing mr. bachmann to take the first bite, she chomped into it with gusto. politico gent commentary on the politics of the american race. he mentions that tim pawlenty was wearing cowboy boots and had hit foot on a bale of hay. look out, press. here is how he describes the fair. a huge spectacle in which cattle, pigs, and horses are on display, as well as politicians and iowans queue to for fair ground rides and some of the most unhealthy food on the rent. queue to fair ground rides? is that grammatically incorrect or just british? it's hard to tell. and yes, fried butter sounds weird to us americans too, and know, it's not the healthiest on the planet. certainly not as appetizing as british staples such as this, or this, or whatever in god's green earth this is. seriously, you think our food is nasty? sorry, that is the pot calling the kettle black, and by kettle i mean bacon buddy. oh, yeah, i learned about bacon buddies the hard way during

i ended up closer with her than with anyone. maybe mr. francis is afraid of losing that. is any of that true? mostly. my dad died before i was born. wait a minute. i met your dad. you met a man. guys, we should really go in there and talk to him. j.d.: and like that, carla knew that nurse roberts was still in all of our heads. because even if dr. cox never took that 20 minutes for himself like the minister said, he still realized who he was as one of god's children. dr. cox, we're having trouble placing a central line-- you know what? we'll handle it. it's ok. you can go. i won't tell anyone. j.d.: elliot had finally opened her heart, even though it made her feel more vulnerable than ever. hey, susan, have you seen keith? we were supposed to meet here to ride home together, but i can't seem to find him. hey, babe. you ready to go? yeah. [sighs] j.d.: as for us, even though it took a while, we finally put ourselves in someone else's shoes. will you please tell him that we know this must be hard for him? this must be hard for you. he knows. he'll be fine. he just wants what

mrs. johnson for her opening statement. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and good morning to all. want to start by congratulating the students who are here today and welcoming you and your teachers, parents, mentors to the committee. i was reading about some of the winning science fair projects, and i must say that i'm truly impressed about this outstanding work that you've done, and be i know that you're proud. unfortunately, there are too many students across the country who do not have the opportunities to participate in inspiring stem activities or to receive a quality stem education. the most recent national assessment of education progress, the naep study, found that less than half of our nation's students are demonstrating solid academic performance and proficiencies in the science. and this is a startling statistic when you consider that the many recent experts report warning that our competitive edge will be lost if we do not vastly improve our stem education in this country. no one entity can solve this problem alone. there is a role for all of the key shareholders and s

her time. the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: mr. speaker, i'd like to express my appreciation to my colleague for her great spirit of bipartisanship. with that i'd like to yield a minute and half to my good friend from stan stathen island, mr. grim. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york voiced for 1 1/2 minutes. mr. grimm: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to ensure that the voices of those that i represent in staten island and brooklyn are heard. and what they have to say is actually quite simple. they expect of us to use common sense, to bring solutions to problems that this nation faces. and the problem that we face is not a debt ceiling problem, it's a debt problem. and the people on staten island and brooklyn, every day they go home and they have to figure out how to manage their household. they go to work and they have to figure out how to manage their small businesses. and you do that with common sense. that's what they ask of us. you cannot spend money you don't have. you cannot cont