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about half of the patients were identified as l, g, b, orr -- or t, and then there are those that come to us because they just like our care. there are some people love mental-health issues and find us a safe place to get their care. what i see going in to talk with patients a day in and day out is how valuable our patients feel our services are, how important they are, and lyon-martin is unique in that we are the only clinic in the country that focuses on lesbian and transgendered people. there is the nation's guy for how we provide health care for the next few years -- the nation's a guide -- the nation's guide for how we provide health care for the next few years. lyon-martin is a national model. we have received an award for the care that we provide to the lesbian and transgendered community. i am going to give you a little bit of a sense of how we got to the place we are and then speak to how we move forward. one of the challenges is that we really do serve an underserved community. it is a challenging mix. about half of our patients are uninsured, over half, haute -- over half, a

. >>> finally, on our calendar for eastern orr dock christians sunday is known ashe sunday of or docky, e celebration of a church ruling that restored the use of icons in the liturgy. thursday is st. patrick's day, come member rating the popular 5th cent tray patron st. of ireland. and as we noted earlier, eastern and western christians are observing the lenten period of reflection and repentance. many western christians began lent with the special ash wednesday service where they received ashes on their foreheads or the top of their heads as a symbol of pen tans and immortality. >>> lent is a sombe me b it's often preceded with celebration, sometimes excess, witness mardi gras and carnival. american churches borrows the tradition of pancake day. at washington's national cathedral, they held a traditional pancake race. >> praise god from whom all -- >> in england, this is pancake day, and the pancake races are somewhat legendary. they date to the 15th century. people were encouraged, going into lent, to use up all of the sweet and fattening things in their pantries and so pancakes was

. >> reporter: 10-year-old dario orr is an aspiring goalie. >> give me a goalie stick, a goalie helmet leg pads. >> reporter: for dario's dad, who has served in iraq and afghanistan, it brings peace of mind. >> knowing that dario wasn't sitting at home constantly worried about his dad. >> reporter: and defending the blue line has found a champion in someone who actually does it professionally for a living, with the minnesota wild of the nhl. 6'5" gentle giant brett burnes pays for military families to attend nhl games and even coaches the kids. >> for that hour they don't have to think about what their parents are going through. >> reporter: guardsman tony rank and wife heather had to cut back after she lost her job, but 10-year-old t.j. attended hockey camp and got brand new gear. >> i almost broke down into tears because i knew it was something that we couldn't have possibly have provided. >> reporter: keeping kids in the game while mom or dad serve their country. a home front victory. kevin tibbles, nbc news, hastings, minnesota. >>> and that's our broadcast for this monday night. t

he then went into private practice working as a litigator on complex business and white kol orr -- collar defense matters. he also served in the district of calendar number. there he specialized in homicide cases. he has received a unanimously well-qualified rating from the a.b.a. standing committee on the federal judiciary. i'm pleased his seat is being filled with concrete knowledge of what it takes to be a judge and i hope that judge boasberg continues to work hard to serve the american people. i congratulate the nominee and his family on this important lifetime appointment. i yield the floor and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. a senator: i ask that the calling of the quorum be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: i would yield back the balance of time on our side. the presiding officer: the time is yielded back. mr. grassley: okay. i would ask that the calling of the -- i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there

we have problems with orr forms of energy, people say, we shouldn't do that.e end of the day, if we don't use coal, oil, natural gas, or nuclear, we're going to be sitting around the fire like we did a long time ago. we have to have things in place to mitigate problems. that's where the lessons of japan can be helpful. >> and i think the lesson also for america is we have to look at renewable energy. natural gas, clean sources. but reassess the entire safety procedures when it comes to fossil fuels. look what happened in the gulf, in these mining disasters. a new conversation about safety, cost, and environmental risks of our energy production. >> a new conversation indeed. thank you both for joining us. secretary chertoff, governor richardson. thank you for coming in. >>> we'll have a final thought when we come back. stay with us. when we come back. stay with us. [ male announcer ] opportunity is a powerful force. set it in motion... and it goes out into the world like fuel for the economy. one opportunity leading to another... and another. we all have a hand

. >> reporter: for now bobs orr o and about 50 of his neighbors must hike in and out on this new trail. some must hike more than a mile. this man is carrying in gas for his generator. sheriff's deputies on atvs went to each home to make sure everyone was safe. the santa cruz county public works director says it could be weeks before this slide is cleared and the road can reopen. geologists are working to assess the hill to determine how best to clear the road. >> it still is unstable on the very top level of the hill. >> reporter: bob orser is also wat keeping a watchful eye on the hill close to his house. so now jackie is hiking to town to get boots. she'll need them. fortunately, no one was hurt in the slide. the slide has definitely brought the neighbors here closer together. they are now sharing supplies like propane and even sharing cars because some people had their cars blocked by the slide. the main concern tonight is all of this rain that we're expected to get and what impact it will have not only on the slide, but on the cleanup efforts. they have not even begun. reporting li

reports by the gao special inspector general for afghan reconstruction and of orrs have raised serious concerns about the potential waste of u.s. taxpayer dollars associated with security and reconstruction efforts in the afghanistan. last april the department of defense reported that afghan civil service support's program will disperse 85 million in support of civil service reform efforts from january 2010 through the end of the project in february 2011. the department also reported that the u.s. government was transferring 30 million directly to the afghan ministry of finance to support the civilian technical assistance plan, and in fy-2010 a billion was appropriated for the commander's emergency response program with the goal of continuing reconstruction and development work. i know you have spoken this support of that program, but i have serious concerns about how it is spent and have not seen any accounting to congress about those, how those u.s. taxpayer dollars have been spent. i know this is a lot of information to provide in my last minute and would be happy to see it in writi