ms. taylor. she is a mother of two children, one with autism. she has been living on her aunt's couch because she couldn't find work. because of a jobs through jobs now she was able to get back on to her feet and into her own apartment. she told california social services, you guys gave me a chance when the whole world was saying, no, not this time. without this program, i could not have paid my rent and me and my babies would be on the streets. she's not the only one. there are millions of economically disadvantaged people on the front lines of this economy. they are struggling every day. the jobs now emergency fund gives them a chance to find work and start moving towards the future. it helps businesses expand in these tough times. i strongly urge the house leadership and my colleagues not to forget the thousands of people who need this help. we must pass h.r. 4564 for jobs now. mr. boccieri: i thank gentlelady from california who made compelling arguments about why california needs to have this investment. and while we are joined with several

ms. woolsey and mr. taylor if they have their track shoes on. i'm sorry, i'll go to woolsey, ms. and will be back after those votes. >> any mac, very. thank you, mr. secretary, it's wonderful to see you. no child left behind sounds very similar. different words, absolutely different group presenting it to us and no child left behind turned out to be punitive and set of helpful. i hate mr. hoekstra. >> is looking at a way to bring us together and away we never imagined. >> i really worry that we've got a new team in town, we've got a new white house, a new secretary, so now we've got to do a new something, but it won't be that different. so i will know it's different if we actually invest in the kids that need the help the most. so what i want to know is, is there an amount in the budget that will be targeted to ensure the students are ready to learn when they enter the classroom because to bring those failing kids, the sick kids, the hungry kids, the worry child is going to be costly. are we going to make an investment or are we going to expect the teacher to bridge that gap? pul

ms. davi d'agostino. i hope that is correct. speaking to the great job. chairman taylorairman of that, members of the subcommittees, thank you for having me to discuss the gao january 2010 report on the dod intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance of ksr processing exploitation and dissemination or sharing capabilities. there's been a dramatic increase as you know in the demand for the systems to collect intelligence in iraq and afghanistan to the point where the dod now has more than 6800 unmanned aircraft systems alone. diyala ksr is also seen as the first line of defense for the u.s. and allied forces against insurgent attacks and roadside bombs. but to be useful to the war fighter after intelligence is collected, it must be analyzed and shared with all of those who need it in a timely manner. the presentation board beside me shows the intelligence data processing cycle and you should have a sheet in your briefing book that shows that, too, a close. this processing cycle is commonly described in five interconnected phases at the front and you have first planning a

taylor's friend. >> definitely. she said she had an elderly fall vehicle fi victim that needs assistance. >> twhawhat was it like when diu have the opportunity to talk with msy. she has her bachelor's in science, the same thing i'm working for. and it was just an inspiration. she was very grateful and thankful when i went to visit her. >> great job as the 911 dispatcher who was obviously able to dispacespair meispatch and great job. you both performeded a miles per hourbly. >> thank you very much. >>> kelly, over to you. >> just ahead, a little romance. what that first kiss can tell you. and why it can make or break a romance. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. >> announcer: this weather segment sponsored by ester-c.better vitamin c. bec. so take every precaution. wash your hands frequently. maintain a well-balanced diet, get plenty of rest... and support your immune system... for a full 24 hours with patented ester-c. taken daily, ester-c gets into your system quickly... and stays all day to provide... up to 24 hours of immune support. now more than ever, trust your immune health... to clinically tested ester-c. the better vitamin c. the thrill of th

ms. davi d'agostino. i hope that is correct. speaking to the great job. chairman taylorthat, members of the subcommittees, thank you for having me to discuss the gao january 2010 report on the dod intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance of ksr processing exploitation and dissemination or sharing capabilities. there's been a dramatic increase as you know in the demand for the systems to collect intelligence in iraq and afghanistan to the point where the dod now has more than 6800 unmanned aircraft systems alone. diyala ksr is also seen as the first line of defense for the u.s. and allied forces against insurgent attacks and roadside bombs. but to be useful to the war fighter after intelligence is collected, it must be analyzed and shared with all of those who need it in a timely manner. the presentation board beside me shows the intelligence data processing cycle and you should have a sheet in your briefing book that shows that, too, a close. this processing cycle is commonly described in five interconnected phases at the front and you have first planning and directi