mr. bobby webb and mr. marion sullivan. i would like to invite them to the podium and i will say a few words. mr. marion sullivan was born in alabama and raised in the bay area. he started working for his brother as a youth and started his own and entrepreneurial -- his own entrepreneurial career. he has carried on the name and the business savvy of his family by operating a host of business enterprises and has served his country and his community with tremendous pride. as a business proprietor and employer, a san francisco and in the community advocate, mr. sullivan has participated in a variety of pursuits and is an invaluable benefit to his community. mr. sullivan has made significant contributions to the history of the fillmore and in 1955, even coined the name for the world famous concert hall. the sullivan brothers have had a long-lasting impact on the fillmore neighborhood and their presence is felt through the history and cultural institutions that make the fillmore so unique. mr. webb was born in tyler, texas, and

mr. webb was born in tyler, texas, and raised in san francisco. he attended george washington high school. it was with the foundation of the san francisco public school education and he has become a world-class musician that is widely recognized for his skillful performance is -- performances on the saxophone. it is important to keep music in the public schools. mr. webre -- webb was recently inducted into the blues hall of fame based on his accomplishments with etta james, john lee hooker, queen ada, and a host of other groups. he has worked in the fillmore western comedy having served as a treasure on the fillmore merchant's association and d eejaying the show -- radio show. we are anxiously awaiting the release of his cd which will showcase his versatility in blues, smyth jazz, and r&b. i would like to thank both of these gentlemen for the great commitment to the fillmore especially their work in the business corridor and i offer the highest commendation to them for their accomplishments and services. [applause] if you could say a few words, th

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today mr. webb will address the white-collar crimes to be used in addition to or in place of environmental laws. finally, concluding the individual presentation will be mr. phil kline, the senior ocean campaigner at greenpeace u.s. and is a recognized expert on the ocean policy and an active proponent of conservation and successfully lobbied in support of system will fisheries under the stevan sect and was instrumental in the reauthorization in 1996 and 2007. he's represented the international commission meeting a western central pacific fisheries meeting and he's also a founding member and former board member of the pacific marine conservation council and currently serves on the board of directors and is the co-chair of the marine conservation network. during his comments he will conclude by discussing the role of ngos and implement and enforce that of the protected species framework in putting litigation under the species at risk on which they depend and sometimes the uncommon partnership to devel

mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that from thursday, august 2, through monday, september 10, the majority leader and senators webb, reed of rhode island, conrad and cardin be authorized to sign dual enrolled bills or resolutions. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent -- mr. president, we have just a -- one -- few more things to do. i want to just take a minute and express my appreciation -- and i speak for all senators -- that ashley mezek, who sits right here in front of us and has for awhile -- seven years. honestly, mr. president, it seems she just came yesterday. i really -- i really mean that. you know, it's -- it's -- she has added a lot of vibrancy to this body here. she's always pleasant and nice. and she is -- she has always been available to me even though she sits on the republican side and i think to everyone else. so i really, i'm happy for her in one way. she's leaving because she fell in love and is married. and i'm very happy for her. but, mr. president, we are really a small group of people at this front desk that do so much to make this place run properly, a

webb ad from a super pac instead. that same issue, that idea of mitt romney as a chronic tax avoider is also the importance of the front page story about mr. romney's finances that runs in the "new york times" today. this is information, the story is based on information not from his tax returns which we have not seen, but instead from his investment diesclosure that he had to make as a candidate. among all of the other sources of income that mr. romney has declared, among all of those other things he's done to make money, there's this house that you see right there. a house in missouri city, texas, and the couple who lives in this house on gentle bend drive in missouri city, every month, they write mitt romney personally a check for $600. they don't have their mortgage on the house through a bank. their mortgage is with mitt romney. personally. he's their mortgage provider. he's like fannie mitt. as recently as two months ago, they refinanced with him. they didn't refinance with a bank. they refinanced with mitt romney personally while he was running for president. they send him their personal checks writtening to him as a person. why is

mr. henning, how are you? >> immigrate. >> thank you for being here? >> an honor really. >>. >> stevie b webb? hopeful. >> dressed to the 9s as always? >> absolutely. >> brogue kick. what is that? >> i will show you later. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> and our videographer is cyprian bowlding will say hello and wave. we don't let him on mic. he keeps us looking good on t.v. we have a big show coming up. and some sad news overnight. i woke up this morning to the braking news alerts that we have lost gore vvidal, a legendary gay man out in the open way before it was acceptable to be out in the open. he passed away last night at the age of 86 due to complications from pneumonia. he will be he will be remembered for his plays. but more than anything else, he will be remembered for this fight that he had with william f. buckley on t.v. you will have to listen because they do fight. and they are talking over each other. but vidal said something to buckley that he doesn't like. listen to william buckley's response. >> this is a novelty in chicago that is too bad but i assume the point of the a