you'll set a new land speed record? >> yes, sir. friday and saturday. >> so you'll break the sound barrier? >> not the sound barrier. in our class, about 170 miles an hour. >> i don't know what class this is. >> different cars run at different records. our class record is about 170 we're shooting. . >> i thought somebody broke the sound barrier on -- >> somebody did break the sound barrier. 746 miles an hour is the new record. everyone has to have goals, senators. you started out as a councilman, you moved up and everything. >> well, good luck to you. >> thank you all very much. the record will be kept open for ten? [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] >> the full senate confirm doug sonia sotomayor or as the new supreme court justice. the next term officially begins monday, october 5. today on c-span, watson -- highlights from the senate for debate at 7:00 eastern on "america and the courts." coming this fall, into the home to america's highest court, the

new land, you know? i mean, do we have to pay for the land, do we have to pay rent? the food is free so we should just sell it at the farmer's market. >> okay, now, at first listen -- that might seem like a lot of nonsense, but i think there were some good things in there. in fact, let's go to the chalk board and break it down. [ cheers and applause ] we have written out what she said. now, you can see, well, the crops are growing very well and they're organic. some have pesticides. i think we should make a perfect pesticide for the crops. can't disagree with that. but it's good for people and healthy and keeps the crops preserved too because we need the food because it's food and stuff and organic. food is good also. on the east coast they have slaves and they believe in slavery and made in china. but on the west coast, the new west coast, we don't believe in that. we believe in the union and that's what we are. people, we live in california, this is our home. this is where we live. that is true we do live at home. um, growing food is so good for the people because

and maybe get canada over to november score shah and new neighborhood. -- noaf score shah anden if landfor traffic. >>> thank you so much. hello, everybody. 11 minutes from the new hour and still tracking this tieup on southbound 29 at lockwood. we know drivers are losing the right lane. still moving at a good pace as they stay left to get by. switching over to germantown, i want to show you northbound ridge road where it meets brink road we know this accident is taking away all lanes for drivers. they are taking away lanes away as needed. hopefully it will be opening up shortly. i will keep you posted. taking you to silver spring. we have downed wires. watch for crews. this is between forest glen road and listenark way. on 395 orange open that door. tracking taillights past duke slowing down a bit to seminary. and finally flip it over to 95 northbound. a little volume between the prince william parkway to lorton. andrea, over to you. >>> vandals cause thousands of dollars of damage to a local nonprofit over the week. i helps low income boyce and men with life skills and now it is askin

. >>> and the job prospects are looking weaker at home, and some college grads are finding a new land of opportunity, and it's china. and some have no knowledge at all are heeding the call. they have a lowerost of living. i, myself, have friends that have done the same thing. they seem to be happy. and hopefully they will come back and teach us what they learned. >> i thought youere going to say i, myself, speak chinese. >> no, i don't. >> thank you very much. >>> state troopers are not strangers to a high speed chase, but a high-speed delivery is a different story. they held to deliver a baby girl on the side of the interstate. >> reporter: unlike most babies, elizabeth leigh snyder was not born in the hospital. no, her story starts with a high-speed chase early on saturday morning on i-95. trisha and matt snyder, her parents were rushing to the hospital at the university of pennsylvania. trisha was in labor. >> probably driving faster than i should have been, because tunnel vision, and trying to get to the hospital. >> we hear a lot of interesting excuses to not receive a citation f

in a constitution containing fewer than 5000 words, our founders set forth to their vision to our new land. there self-proclaimed task was to form a more perfect union, to establish justice and secure the blessings of liberty. over the years, the ideals of the heart of that document and the word -- they have endured a subsequent generations have expanded blessings. these rights and freedoms go to more and more americans. our constitution has survived domestic and international tunnels, including the civil war, two world wars, and the catastrophe of september 11. people of all races, fates and backgrounds are drawn together from all across this country who carry its words and values in our hearts. it is this nation's faith in a more perfect union that allows a court to reconsider all from the bronx to stand here now. -- a puerto rican girl from the bronx to stand here now. [applause] i am struck again today by the wonder of my own life and the life we in america are so privileged to lead. in reflecting on my life experiences, i am thinking also today of this judicial oath of office i first

including george washington were willing to fight the natives to get what they wanted in the way of new land. over the next century, the population of the united states just kept growing and growing from immigration and is spread out and the new spain and saw that and it scared the daylights out of them. when mexico became independent they inherited this fear. by the 1820s and thirties, this tidal wave of buying los were washing into texas and into new mexico and arizona and california. mexico inherited a weakness about being able to control its northern borders remember before 7019 they claim the border ran all the way up into western canada and oregon country. it seems absurd today but spain did not giv that up until 1819. there was not enough military power to control the so you have the legal immigration into the mexican territory month and 18 30's and 40's year mexican politicians raising a ruckus saying this is a prelude to us losing our northern states. turns out there write. we have anglo politicians. [laughter] bill they go mexican immigrants are htic coming here to take it all ba

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constitution that contains fewer than five dozen words, our founders set forth their vision for this new landheir self-proclaimed task was to form a more perfect union, to establish justice, and to secure the blessings of liberty for themselves and their posterity. over the years, the ideals at the heart of that documents have endured as subsequent generations have expanded those blessings, these rights and freedoms, to more and more americans. our constitution has survived domestic and international tunnel to including a civil war, two world wars, and the catastrophe of 9/11. it draws together people of all races, fakes, and backgrounds, from all across this country. who carried the words and values in our courts. it is this nation's faith, in a more perfect union, that allows a puerto rico girl from the bronx to stand here now. [applause] i am struck again today by the wonder of my own life and the like we in america are so privileged to lead. in reflecting on my life experiences, i am thinking also today of the judicial oath of office that i first took almost two decades ago and that i rei

and now try new land o' lakes butter with olive oil.s simply perfect. >>> the crew of the space shuttle discovery hopes the third time is a charm. after two delays they will try to launch tonight at 12:22 a.m. the first delay was caused by weather and the second one by a faulty valve. that's been fixed though. the discovery is on a mission to bring supplies to the international space station. >>> a group of aerospace experts is looking further into future. it's going to give president obama a recommendation for the direction of the space program down the road. fox's chris guiterrez has the details. >> this has to be one of the most proud moments of my life, i guarantee you. >> reporter: in 1972, james certainan became the last to walk on the moon. >> that's coming up on 37 years since we've been back, are you surprised it's been that long. >> yes, i am, and i'm disappointed. >> reporter: in the years following the apollo mission, nasa focused on the shuttle program, which included building the international ace station. the shuttle is g

and now try new land o' lakes butter with olive oil.ly perfect. >>> if the skies are clear, you could see quite a show tonight. up to 80 meteors an hour will be shooting across the night sky tonight and early tomorrow morning. now, tony tells us, if the weather will cooperate, he will talk about that in just a few minutes and we'll see if it will be clear enough to see some of the meteors tonight. >>> president obama has ordered the epa to write a new chesapeake bay clean-up plan by september 9th. concerned citizens will get their chance to weigh in on that new poll si. town hall meeting is being held tonight at 6:30 to 8:00. speakers will be given time to make the case for enforceable pollution liits. >>> we have breaking news at this hour. we have just found out that eunice den kennedy shiver has passed away at the age of 88. we had heard from family members that it was a day to day thing. word coming in now that she had passed away at the age of 88. she was probably best known as being the founder of the special olympics. >> made her

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leonard now of course in new york and land dry ready to reclaim his position and says the neck is prettyo far. >> it really easy for me to put it behind me. i have been cleared to play. having fun out here so that's the past. can't go out here being gun shy. you go out there and play your game and have fun. >>reporter: latest from west manipulate sister and our play of the week count down. coming up at 10:50 tonight on sports unlimited. back to you. >>> thanks so much. vytas has the sky watch weather forecast. good start to the work week. >> we are seeing plenty of sunshine in very nice start to the work week. definitely. we hold on to the nice conditions for about another day. there will be a chance for some showers and thunderstorms to talk about in the forecast but let's get right downtown looking at the hd sky cam inner harbor things looking pretty good as you see the dinner boat on its way out. folks enjoying the hin inner harbor and continue to see 85 degrees right now. partly cloudy skies. winds variable at 5. humidity level at 46 percent. and we will continue to see clouds probab

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you are going to set a new land speed record. >> sap friday and saturday. >> you're going to break the sound barrier. >> 17 miles an hour. >> i don't know what class this is. >> different cars run a different records. ours is at 170. >> somebody broke the sound barrier -- >> someone broke the sound barrier, the new record is 746 miles an hour. everyone has got to have goals. you start as a councilman, you move up. >> good luck to you. >> thank you very much. the record will be kept open for ten days for summation of other documents. thank you very much. >> a couple of live events to tell you about. the senate banking committee holds a hearing on credit rating agencies. witnesses include the heads of several of those agencies and the assistant treasury secretary for financial institutions. live on c-span3 at 8:30 eastern. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the young america foundation conservative student conference years from tony perkins of the family research council and radio talk-show host herman cain. that will be live on c-span right after washington journal. >> this week the full senate deb

[laughter] >> i'm jeremy hubbard for "nightline" in new york. >> the land of concrete and honey.s to jeremy hubbard. when we come back, members of congress head home for august where an angry healthcare fight awaits. and it's the subject of tonight's "closing argument."

new jersey and delaware. now these are model runs. these are runs that are different models. we have a canadian model that is closer to the carolina coastline and potentially making land fall towards new york city or towards boston. folks in the new england states definitely have to keep an eye to the sky as they head through the next several days. now the hurricane hunter flying into that storm, different levels an it will continue to monitor and send back realtime data, and talk about pressure and which direction this is going. it will send back information over the course of the next 24 hours. we will monitor this very closely as the storm continues to potentially become category 1 or stronger just off the coast of maryland and also delaware. we will keep you posted with the latest information coming up in just a bit. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> you can track danny with fox 45's sky watch hurricane tracker. it is available at foxbaltimore.com. can you use fox 45's doppler radar to track any storms. just go to fox baltimore.com/hurricanes. >> ed ten di, one of the most influential senators in u.s. history died after fighting brain cancer. he was considered a

he was forced to make an emergency landing in the parking lot of a mall in northern new jersey. medics treated the pilot for minor injuries. his plane should be okay once he washes off the foam. today's incident marks the third emergency landing in new jersey just this month. >>> all right, pickpocketing is one of the oldest crimes in the book. now in europe, something called put pocketing is catching on. former criminals and magicians are walking around putting money in people's pockets. sometimes they leave as much as $20 in their victim's pocket. the stunt is part of a marketing company. while some think it's great, others are just a bit weary. >> i would like to know why the company is doing that. >> yes. >> possibly be a bit suspicious. > the company has handed out more than $150,000 so far. >>> nasa was supposed to launch the space shuttle discovery tonight, but that is not going to happen. we have just learned that a bad fuel valve scrubbed tomorrow's blastoff. this morning's launch was canceled because of lightning striking. springfield, virginia native will just have to

it was diverted to rochester, new york because of storms. when it landed in the we hours, the airport had closed and passengers are told they would have to remain on the plane for several hours until the airport reopened. at 6:00 a.m. they were let off and had to return to the same plane to reach the destination and the plane's toilets didn't work. continentals telling passengers to speak with x z jet. >> and we'll bring you the latest on the storm. it is a giant multimillion contransportation. it is meant to reveal the secrets of the universe. to find black holes or a black hole for money? my name is chef michael. and when i come home from my restaurant, i love showing bailey how special she is. yes, you are. i know exactly what you love, don't i? - [ barks ] - mmm. aromas like rotisserie chicken. and filet mignon. yeah, that's what inspired a very special dry dog food. [ woman ] introducing chef michael's canine creations. so tasty and nutritious it's hard to believe it's dry dog food. chef-inspired. dog-desired. chef michael's canine creations. are more

another highlight of the event would be the unveiling of baltimore's new water taxi landing signs. ey'll provide information to residents and visitors about related attractions. and baltimore joins 49 national heritage areas in 32 states across the country. terry owens, abc 2 news. >> thank you, terry. >>> millions of older americans may get a pay cut of sorts. coming up, why seniors could see less money at the end of the month, even though their social security checks will stay the same. >>> i'm rob carlin live at m&t bank stadium. just a few minutes, john harbaugh and rex ryan shook hands and said hello. they'll be rivals tonight. ravens and jets, coming up later in sports. >>> yesterday we gave you a 2- degree guarantee for today of 85 degrees. the high today at bwi 85, right on the nose. our winner today of an abc 2 umbrella comes from elkton. marie rex, congratulations. you scored that abc 2 umbrella. we'll be back with our forecast right after this. >> watch abc 2 news any time on channel 1. my husband and i, we love to go to steakhouses i can smile, i can carry on our convers

. >>> plus, she may not be making idols anymore, but paula abdul has landed herself a new job. >>> phillies walk the plank. and surprise, surprise, another lands on the d.l. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown. and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> if you are just joining us, we have been covering the death of senator ted kennedy. known as the liberal lion of the senate, senator kennedy died last night at his home in hyannisport, massachusetts, after battling a brain tumor. senator kennedy was 77. >>> for the second day in a row, nasa called off the launch of the space shuttle "discovery" this time due to a faulty fuel valve. the next attempt will be made friday. >>> and ben bernanke to a second term. his out of the box thinking helped put the brakes on the economic prefall. >>> and english authorities are investigating mass violence that broke out between westham united and millhall. one man was stand in the chest during vicious clashes. several others were also arrested >> and now here's a look at how w

constitution that contained fewer than 5,000 words, our founders set forth their vision for this new landeir self-proclaimed task was to form a more perfect union, to establish justice and to secure the blessings of liberty for themselves and their postearty. they have endured as subsequent generations have expanded those blessings. these rights and freedoms to more and more americans. our constitution has survived domestic and international tumbles, including a civil war, two world wars and the catastrophe of september 11th. it draws together people of all races, fates and backgrounds from all across this country. who carry its words and values in our heart. it is this nation's faith in a more perfect union that allows a puerto rican girl from the bronx to stand here and now. i am struck again today by the wonder of my own life. and the life we in america are so privileged to lead-in reflecting on my life experiences, i am thinking also today of the judicial oath of office that i first took almost two decades ago and that i reiterated this past weekend. to judge without respect to what a

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. >>> breaking news right off the top tonight at 11:00. michael vick has landed a new home in the n.f.l. signing with the philadelphia eagles. the announcement just weeks after the league lifted his suspension. fox 5 dave feldman is live up in baltimore tonight. you were there for the skins- ravens preseason game. we'll get to that in a second. let's start off with the breaking news. >> reporter: yeah, brian. about michael vick with all the speculation ending, everyone wanted to know when. everyone wanted to know where. he's not getting coming -- not coming to washington to play for the skins but he is coming to washington at least twice a year. the announcement will be at a formal press conference tomorrow. he is an eagle. he was released from home confinement july 20. the n.f.l. commissioner roger goodell conditionally released his suspension. goodell said he would consider vick for full reinstatement by week six at the latest. here's what one fan in baltimore had to say. >> well, i'm just waiting for donovan mcnabb's to assault some more on her blog. it doesn'

and now try new land o' lakes butter with olive oil.simply perfect. >>> 7:30 now on this monday morning, august 10, 2009. a little early morning drizzle here in new york. humidity, not a great hair day but a great crowd out on rockefeller plaza. we'll step outside to say hey in just a bit. >>> meanwhile inside studio 1a, i'm meredith vieira alongside matt lauer. >>> coming up in this half-hour, our exclusive interview with kate gosselin. the split with jon, the kids, the show and what the future holds. she's breaking her silence in a few moments. >>> a shocking arrest we told you about last week. a wife accused of trying to get a hitman to kill her husband. turns out the man she hired was actually an undercover police officer. coming up, an exclusive live interview with the husband, the potential target in this case. >>> and later, five surprising things that could be ruining your teeth. >>> but we'll begin can kate gosselin. it's been seven weeks since the reality star announced her separation from jon. our live exclusive interview is

. >>> an emergency crash-landing in new jersey. slightly injuring a pilot and a student. ut with the aircraft and fire retardant foam as a precaution. this is the third plane to crash-land in new jersey this month. >>> sun country is reacting to the latest incident, where 100 people sat inside one of their planes for six hours. the minnesota carrier now says they're placing a four-hour limit on the weight time. -- wait time. for travelers who have experienced the delays, that's still not good enough. >> it wasn't pleasant. that's for sure. and you feel like you're going to mix miss -- to miss your connecting flight. >> no more than -- no more than an hour. >> i agree with her. those are passenger bill of rights still in committee. that would allow all airlines to allow out every three hours. >>> a strict penalty is in the works for people in great britain. the government says it will cut off their internet connections and also block actions for sites. however, some consumer groups have called it a restriction to their freedom of expression. >>> katie couric has a preview o

and now try new land o' lakes butter with olive oil.t's simply perfect. >>> still ahead, which of these partial corporate logos can you identify? >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i'm stan stovall. let's look up one of the top stories. hundreds of people for and against the president's health care reform plan to get at towson university last night for a health care town hall. maryland senator ben carter listen to concerns and answered lots of questions, but he was interrupted many times as he tried to clear up rumors about the proposal. another town hall meeting will be held in hagerstown and the senator is considering holding another one in central maryland after last night's big turnout. >>> let's get a check on the morning commute with sarah caldwell. >> it is rare to have good news to report. in the area of 32, we had an accident all morning, and that is now clear. from 175 downed to 32, dealing with slow spots, looking a lot better. another accident is clear on the outer loop

and now try new land o' lakes butter with olive oil.simply perfect. >>> after more than two years away from the game, michael vick is back in action, returning to an nfl playing field for the first time. the new philadelphia eagles quarterback in uniform for the game last night and the eagles didn't wait long to get him in. 11 seconds and he gets a standing ovation from the crowd. the first play was a shovel pass to shawn mccoy. that was good for a four-yard gain. and in the second series, mcnabb used out and vick tried to use his legs. he lined up as a wide receiver and he through a 13-yard laser. he was 4 for 4 on the night for 19 yards. the eagles won the game, 33-32. >> i can't explain the feeling. it's unbelievable the way that i was embraced and just a warm welcome. and it actually made me screw up one of my reads. i wanted to please the crowd. >> vick is eligible for the final preseason game next week. and then a decision will be made for his regular season return during week six and that may be just in time for the eagles that t

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. >> a small plane crash landed in new jersey. one of people on board is from maryland. alexis chris christoforous reports. >> reporter: a smoldering pile of wreckage is all that is left from a small plane that crashed in a parking lot near new jersey teterboro airport. pilot and passenger managed to get out. >> i saw the wreckage. they said we were in the plane. i was taken back. how did you walk away from this? >> reporter: the men are severely burned, one over 30% of his body. both are conscious and talking. >> i tried to get a story from them. but they were both in shock. >> reporter: the twin engine aircraft was carrying medical spies minutes for quest dieing nottist ks the pilot was planning to land in the middle of the night when something drastically went wrong. a small plane took off earlier this month and minutes later crashd with a helicopter over the hudson river killing nine people, federal government rrs are on the scene of the crash -- investigators are on the scene trying to figure what happened. >> the guy from laurel was listed in serious condition and

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then at the jewish committee, chartered boats that took us across and we landed in new york within sight the statue of liberty, went to brooklyn, and i went to grammar school, high school and college, i went to brooklyn college for undergraduate work. >> what about aristotle? we haven't talked about that? >> yes, then become the key an ethics, very central to the meetings, students reading in college. >> i have read it often. my colleague, eric salem, the, quote, translator, has finished a book on it. that is a major influence those in studies for our students, they are required to read it but they influence our life too. >> how can a book about ethics in form somebody on how they should live today? >> something about aristotle makes him helpful to begin with. he is very sensible. there is nothing highfalutin about him. he is sensible. that famous theory of the means of virtue, accidents, between extremes of courage, finding the right middle between being free kingly afraid and being rashly rash and somewhere in the middle and you are the way you are supposed to be, which is courageous.

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short, you can cut back on the amount of land that's being left idle. 8% of the farm land is an amount the size of new york state. that's how much is currently left idle. there is plenty of land left to produce. >> they are talking about 18 million acres, the size of west virginia. we have to be concerned about this. while the inflation bubble is not hitting us yet, it will hit us in food prices, absolutely before it hits anything else. so you go and decrease supply. >> it's weather related. >> wayne. >> the price of farming, the biggest cost in farming of guys is the oil and gas that they use in their practice. >> none of you get it. >> i'm a close observer of farm prices, yes, and i'm sorry, but a government policy has a lot to do with it. when that government policy is being dictated by environmentalists who specifically are against man's use of the earth. do you think it stops with paying people not to plant crops? any time man wants to use earth, a green is there to stand in your way. that's unfortunately the policy of the administration. terry: so our food prices are going higher, jonathan? >> i

and landed herself a new job. >> i think without the factor, i would still be in that same, old job thatappy. walking into that first meeting, it flipped a switch. and i started looking at my career in a whole, different way. >>> and joining us now is "gma" workplace contributor, tory johnson. so good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> i guess this was your idea. >> i'm excited to see the successes. >> you talk about it on tv. why does it work so well to have a job club? >> it works because it's a lot more than that rah-rah, we can do it. job clubs drive successes. they focus on specific things that someone needs. you have an interview coming up, we're going to rally and do mock interviewing to get you prepared. i found a lead that's not quite right for me. i give it to you. you need to get your foot in the door at a specific company. but you don't know anyone in there. but all of your members rally to get you that contact. >> the moral support. >> it's the the moral support. but also the tactical stuff. we're going to get you ready. we're going to get you the leads. we're

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unemployment nearing 10% and many in the work force having to change their training to fit a new employment lands cape, online learning has been enjoying a boom. nbc's tom has the story. >> reporter: this is where she's always wanted to be. a classroom in miami teaching second great. >> why don't you grab the paper, sweetie. >> reporter: getting here meant going back to college and juggling a job with two kids. >> i didn't want to do that to my family. i didn't want to leave them. >> reporter: angie was exactly the stulkt 19 governors had in mind when they started western governors university 12 years ago, what "time" magazine has called the best cheap europe ver university you've never heard of. the online program has exploded from 5,000 students in 2003 to 14,000 today. here's what's different. rather than requiring students to physically attend dozens of classes, instead they work from home at their own pace. when they take exams, they do it at local test centers, and if a student demonstrates complete command of a subject matter, he or she can test out of that subject and graduate that much m

a constitution that contain fewer than 5000 words, our founders set forth their vision for this new land. there self-proclaimed the task was to form of a more perfect union, to establish justice, and to secure the blessings of liberty for themselves and their posterity. over the years, the ideals of the heart of that document had been fjord as subsequent generations had expanded those blessings, these rights and freedoms, to more and more americans. our constitution has survived domestic and international tumult, including a civil war, two world wars, and the catastrophe of september 11. it draws together people of all races, faiths, and backgrounds, from all across this country, who carry its words and values in our hearts. it is this nation's faith in a more perfect union does allow a reporter rican girl from the bronx to stand here now -- that allows a border region -- puerto rican girl from the bronx to stand here now. [cheers and applause] i am struck again today by the wonder of my own life, and a life week in america are so privileged to lead. in reflecting on my life experiences,

land that new job is right at your fingertips. we'll explain. >> another muggy one for us but >>> checking headlines around the nation now, just weeks after a deadly shooting in pittsburgh, at a health club, the gym doors have reopened. it was back to business today at the l.a. fitness center. earlier this month a man opened fire at the gym killing three women before taking his own life. four women were also hurt in the shooting. >>> several inmates are recovering tonight after a near takeover in a prison. you're looking at the kentucky, central kentucky prison. inmates rioted and set two buildings on fire last night. several police emergency and fire agencies were around the area arrived on scene to help get that situation under control. no prison guards were hurt. >>> and heavy rains and rising water are causing evacuations in vermont. thunderstorms dropped more than an inch of rain and the past two days people have been closing down shop at several businesses and restaurants, and many homes have also been cleared out. >>> not n

constitution that contained fewer than 5000 words, our founders set forth their vision for this new landtheir task was to form a more perfect union, to establish justice and security blessings of liberty for themselves and their posterity. over the years, the ideals at the heart of that document have endured as subsequent generations have expanded those freedoms to more americans. our constitution has survived domestic and international problems, including a civil war, at two world wars and the catastrophe of 9/11. it draws together people of all races, faiths and backgrounds from all across this country, who carry its values in our heart. it is this nation's faith in a more perfect union that allows a puerto rican girl from the bronx to stand here now. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> i am struck again today by the wonder of my own life and the life we in america are so privileged to lead. in reflecting on my life experiences, i am thinking also today of the judicial oath of office i first took almost two decades ago, and i reiterated this past weekend. to judge without re

in a constitution that contained fewer than 5000 words, our fires set forth their vision for this new land. -- our founders set forth their vision. their task was to form a more perfect union, to establish justice and security blessings of liberty for themselves and their posterity. over the years, the ideals at the heart of that document had indoor -- have endured as subsequent generations have expanded those freedoms to more americans. our constitution has survived domestic and international problems, including a civil war, at two world wars and the catastrophe of 9/11. it draws together people of all races, faiths and backgrounds from all across this country, who carry its values in our heart. it is this nation's faith in a more perfect union that allows a porter rican girl from the bronx to stand here now. -- that allows a puerto rican girl to stand here now. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> i am struck again today by the wonder of my own life and the life we in america are so privileged to lead. in reflecting on my life experiences, i am thinking also today of the judici