(parker) they made the movie worse. there's no question. they made that movie raunchier and raunchier. and here's the fascinating thing. here's what it all came down to. so now we're a week away. we're a week away from the movie coming out, and it's still an nc-17. you know, we've done this give and take, but we really kept just making it worse and worse, 'cause they just made us angry. and, um, finally, scott rudin, the producer from paramount-- (stone) there was one joke. i can't remember what it was. and we called up and said, we are not cutting this joke. i don't care; i don't know what we're going to do, but that's just too bad. and then scott rudin, he's like, "okay, i'll call you." scott rudin called somebody, probably sherry lansing. she called somebody else. and the next day, the movie was an "r," and not a frame of it changed. so paramount pictures basically finally telling the m.p.a.a., "you really need to make this an 'r.'" and they're like, "okay, it's an 'r'." that's disgusting. there was a time in this country where governmen

base, he said, oh, there is a guy on first. >> i guess the parker novel was better. he speck for 22 minutes. >>> in less than two decades, the brickyard has become one of the most prestigious races on the nascar slate. it's tough to run when you don't have a tire. robbie gordon finishes 26. 26 laps to go, juan pablo montoya gets four new tires. everybody else got 2. so he left the pits in 7th place but he didn't recover. but jamie mcmurray benefits from the move. he becomes the third driver to win daytona and the brickyard in the same year. >>> moto gp at laguna. he lays it down in turn 5. with that he lost the lead to that man, jorge lorenzo. third straight top 3 finish and sixth win of the year. that's his moon walk. lance armstrong wrapping up the final tour defrance. he finished in 23rd place 39 minutes behind alberto contador. it was a fun ride for contador. he wins the yellow jersey for the third time in four years. jeremy behind is the first player from harvard to make the nba but also the only asian american player in the nba. could he be the most popular war

the news of january 19th 1848, judith was ejected off a small farm by the landlords james and john parkershe wandered in want without shelter and entered her former abode on the 18th of august last. for this forceable possession shes tried and sentenced to 6 months confinement which punishment of and died of natural causes. eventually i find mention of the easterly of conwell evicting tenants in the near by town land. september 13, 1848 the newspaper says on monday last the agent of lord kwanwell attended by sheriff, police and bailiff evicted 9 families in 50 souls from the town lands near by. nothing could be more disstressing than to hear the clanking of the embarrass of the cabins mingled with the shrieks of women and children. i switch from reading the newspapers to the books i find james lacy of the books of lectural district of the poor law union. the library has most of the electoral district books for the 1840's. they are beautiful leather bound books with copper writing and calligraphy. the spelling of each name is not consistent from year to year. i find lacy spelled as l. a. k

. >> and a nine-year-old oprah: sarah jessica parker. >> ah! oprah: susan sarandon. >> yes! oprah: meryl streep. brooke sheilds. lisa kudrow. and emmitt smith. >> it was strong. it was a strong feeling. oprarararararararararararararara >>> united airlines is aproposal apologizing after a nine-year-old boy was forgotten at one of the most busiest airports. he finished visiting his father in san francisco where he was going to chicago and then to canada. they left him in o'hare for eight hours. he missed his next flight. he called his mother using a prepaid cell phone. he said he watched the same video all day and given all mcdonald's to eat and he a vegetarian and they yelled at him and other kids. he is back with mom now and united says, they are going to provide a refund for the child care free. >> you of to blanket you have to pay for but abuse, no charge. >> he got out of san francisco because of the cold, i guess. >> it's a lot warmer in chicago and parts of the east. you can see the reason why, clouds are looming from emeryville back to san francisco. let's contrast whe

derek parker set the vision of every room with a window. whether it is one of you who voted for this, or one of our wonderful residents who has been a volunteer here. all of you had a role in creating that facility we are so proud of. with that, i would like to bring out the mayo -- the mayor of san francisco. give him a round of applause, because he deserves it. [applause] for the last seven years, he has been a steward of this city, helping us to overcome many of the challenges that we have faced, as you will hear throughout the program. part of what makes today so sweet is it was not easy to get here. it was really hard. there were a lot of bumps on the road to this fantastic moment, many things we could not have anticipated, many things we did not know. throughout it, the mayor has always supported it, help us to solve the problems we face. i think the biggest part of the to be to him is the fact that this is the first leed building -- the environmental certification -- the first leed hospital in california to be built. i think that rea

he leaves his wife, susan sarandon, and gets together with his girlfriend, mary louise parker. it is beautifully written and very funny. tavis: this is very different. you have played some characters who come to mind now whose lives have disintegrated around them. what is it about disintegrated lives and michael douglas that goes so well together? >> i try to figure out why my whole career is contemporary movies. i have only done one period movie out of 50. somehow, i seem to love these movies where you put a character in an impossible situation and try to watch him get out of it. for me, is sort of a challenge of flying without a net. you take characters that are not inherently likable and try to win the audience over. why i do it, i would probably have to sit on a couch. i am sure it has something to do with my father. [laughter] tavis: i have been wanting to ask that question. i can run the list. you like playing these guys who just self-destruct. >> you just say, how is he going to get out of this? if you deal with only contemporary themes in you reach a certain age, then y

one person at the auction knew what the boat was. 29-year-old melissa parker had done her homework. knew that the ship was a survivor of the 1941 attack on pearl harbor. she even found a picture of the ship, using its water cannon to put out a fire on one of the ships bombed in that attack. >> they went ovand helped with the nevada when it was being bombed and they were trying to sink it in the channel. this boat and another were working together to get it out the channel and beach it and they worked on the california, the u.s.s. california for three days, trying to fight fires and save it. >> reporter: so the boat's a here? >> yes and the men who work on her. >> reporter: knowing all of that, melissa knew she couldn't let it go to the scrapyard. she bid $50 for the old tug and got it. though there isn't a spot on the boat that doesn't need scraping or cleaning, she says it's sound with two good engines. and she knows what she is talking about. she is today a professional tugboat captain on san francisco bay. her enthusiasm has affected a number of other boat lovers and they form a

i called colonel tom parker. that was his manager. >> larry: i interviewed him once. >> did you? >> larry: tough guy. >> tough guy. i called him every day for a year, larry. i had a dream one night. >> larry: who were you then? >> i was nobody. i was a little manager, a little manager, and i was married at the time to jane morgan the singer who i'm still married to. >> even though you live with another woman. >> i live with another woman. married for 48 years. >> larry: you'll never leave her. >> never leave her. we decided to stay married. she is very, very close to my girlfriend. they're great friends. i live with another woman for the past 20 years in beverly hills. they lunch together. they have dinner together. we vacation together. we go to family functions together. they're great, great buddies and they exchange gifts. >> larry: an amazing story. back to presley. >> yes. >> larry: all right. you have to go through the colonel right? >> yes. called him every day. i had this dream. i wrote down jerry wine traeint represents elvis at madison square garden. woke her up. she sa

saturday, another trash can fire on parker street. then sunday morning, a port-a-potty was set on fire, anyone be information should call the berkeley police. >>> whooping cough is to blame for the death of another california child. the baby died in los angeles bringing the number of deaths to six, so far. the california department of public health confirmed nearly 1,500 cases have occurred statewide. another possible 700 cases are being investigated. here in the bay area, there's 441 confirmed incidents. marin county has the highest number statewide with 195 cases. whooping cough is highly contagious and the best way to protect your and your family is to get vaccinated. the stayed health department just broadened its recommendations. the list includes anyone 7 and younger who is not yet fully immunized, pregnant women and other people who have contact with pregnant women, or infants. so what is behind this state epidemic? one theory is that kids who will not vaccinated are putting other people at risk. tomorrow night at 11:00 we look

i turned to the engineer and he is reading a robert parker novel. said, hey, how did he get on first base, he said oh, there's a guy on first. >> i'm not sure what he would have said, there is a guy on first base. >>> in less than two decades, the brickyard has become one of the most prestigious races on the nascar slate. it's tough to run when you don't have a tire. that was the case for robbie gordon. he was in 36th place. 26 laps to go, juan pablo montoya gets four new tires. everybody else got 2. he dropped to 7th place and never recovered. jimmy mcmurray benefits and becomes the third driver to win daytona and the brickyard in the same year. >>> moto gp at laguna sec could. he lays it down in turn 5. with that he lost the lead to that man, jorge lorenzo. third straight top 3 finish and sixth win of the year. that's his moon walk. lance armstrong wrapping up the final tour defrance finishing in 23rd place, 39 minutes behind alberto contador. it was a fun ride for contador. he wins the yellow jersey for the third time in four years. paul peterson

eva longoria parker going for a red head look as well. there was the russian spy.e'll get to the bottom of it. not really. >> is there some? >> may be a subtle hint of something in there but it's natural, harry. he believes me, too. i can tell. >> you can feel the fiery passion right through the tv this morning. betty nguyen at the news desk with a look at our headlines. >> i think you'd look good as a head head, harry. thanks, guys. good morning to you at home. this morning the government said it's reconsidering its decision to fire an employee for racially charged comments that were splashed across the internet. cbs news chief legal correspondent in washington with details. good morning, jan. >> good morning, betty. this entire controversy started with a speech last spring by usda official shirley sherrod. she was talking to naacp and she reflected on an incident from 24 years ago. she was asked then to help this white farmer. so in a speech, she said when the farmer came in for help, she, quote, didn't give him the full force of what i could do. that part of the

parker and his team of the visionary architects, larry funk who is sitting over there. he is a hero. [applause] larrym, from the beginning you had a dream of what the new laguna honda should look like, and you stuck with the passion and dedication to make that dream a reality. the city hall family, the laguna honda staff, the department of health, the commission, the department of public works, the art commission, john thomas from the department of public works. i could go on forever. but the individuals who all made this the possibility are on the laguna honda honor roll. but i truly believe that the greatest degree of thanks and goes to the people of san francisco, who from the start, from our early beginning of history, have said yes. we want a laguna honda. other communities across this country and even in the world do not have a public hospital devoted to rehabilitation and skilled nursing care. we do. and when we talk about putting that bond issue, that great big bond issue -- there were people who said i do not think we can do it. but i always knew we could. and

derek parker set the vision of every room with a window.er it is one of you who voted for this, or one of our wonderful residents who has been a volunteer here. all of you had a role in creating that facility we are so proud of. with that, i would like to bring out the mayo -- the mayor of san francisco. give him a round of applause, because he deserves it.

her name is kendal parker and she was in waist deep water at a beach in north carolina and she felt something bite her. she says she never saw it coming. >> that five-foot shark was right in front of my face. that was scary. and i didn't even see it. he first asked me because i wasn't crying or anything, so did you have a shell or something? i was like no i got bit by something. he unwrapped it and told me it was a shark. i was like really. i got bit by a shark. that is a story to tell. >>> experts think it was likely a four or five-foot sand tiger shark. she has to have surgery to repair a damaged tendon. >> she is cute though. whoa, i got a story to tell. >> yes, she does. >> exactly. don't go in the water. >> hum. she handled it a lot better than i would. >>> the weather over the weekend was nice to head out to santa cruz or enjoy the ocean today. well, the ocean coming into the bay area, the marine layer has pushed into livermore this morning. 56 degrees right now in san jose. 57 in oakland. southwest at 14. a little gusty. into san francisco overcast skies. don't be surprised to have eno

products that's the verdict of the managing director of pricewaterhouse coopers center of innovation parker our correspondent on the pinnacle of caught up with him at the international forum of industry and innovation in the. we interviewed that some one hundred of the largest companies in russia so it wasn't the smaller perhaps more innovative startups of the large some of the largest one billion dollars minimum size no a forty percent of our produce innovative new product over the last two years so the good news is that that's forty percent the bad news is over a two year period for large companies it really should be closer to ninety percent so when we looked at. who was actually doing that and what were the companies were the nature of the companies who were doing more innovating in the major companies or for companies that were subsidiaries of international organizations were more likely to be innovating. russian companies that sell in the international markets are more likely to be innovating. like russian companies a cell just domestically or had state ownership. were less likely to

oprah: sarah jessica parker. >> ah! oprah: susan sarandon. >> yes! oprah: meryl streep. lisa kudrow. and emmitt smith. >> it was strong. it was a strong feeling. oprararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararara >>> next there is a new deal to bring back 80 police officers in oakland. there is an expensive catch. the break in a murder of google job applicant. plea that ultimately led to a confession. >> looks like cloudy conditions to start our day. more sunshine and still cooler. we'll tell you when we could get warmth. >> and >>> finally from us this morning, an amazing little boy at the center of a miraculous story of survival. >> the north carolina toddler was involved in a freak accident, that left a metal hook in his brain. but he's alive and well, thanks to a xwings of skill luck and prayer. here's wabb's tarya gibbs. >> reporter: he's your typical toddler. but a week ago, his child like curiosity,

walter parker chaired the commission that investigated the failures leading up to the valdez spill. he says his commission's recommendations were largely ignored. >> we're going to have offshore drilling, well, let's regulate it. really regulate it, not just sit and pat the industry on the back and tell them what a great job they're doing. >> so, the oil may have stopped spilling in the gulf tonight for now, but it remains to be seen what lessons will be learned from the disaster. that's our coverage of the spill tonight. >>> now, to the other big story of today, the heat. check out the weather map from today. a lot of triple digits on there. boston was almost as hot as miami. but the real headline may be this -- it's going to get worse. abc's linsey davis is in central park tonight. >> reporter: good evening, dan. just about wherever you are in the country right now, you are looking at the most prime real estate. virtually anywhere you can find even just a sliver of shade. and millions of people from the carolinas to california will certainly be doing just that this week. it was no

oprah: sarah jessica parker. >> ah! oprah: susan sarandon. >> yes! oprah: meryl streep.rooke sheilds. lisa kudrow. and emmitt smith. >> it was strong. it was a strong feeling. oprarararararararararararararara >>> we're dealing with cloudy conditions and flight arrival delays nearly an hour into sfo. most of us in the mid to upper 50s. this afternoon, temperatures from 52 in san francisco, 66 in oakland, 75 in san jose and gxgxgxgx÷p÷p÷p÷p÷p÷p÷p÷p÷p÷p÷p÷x >>> please put down your cup of coffee and look at this. a 17-month-old boy, with a metal hook penetrating his skull. it was a miracle he survived at all. and he was even running around the hospital, just a day after the accident. there he is. jessiah. he's going to join us. we're going to meet him. there he is with his grandmother and grandfather. and the doctor who helped save his life. we'll talk to them in north carolina. we say good morning, america. it is a good morning. i'm robin roberts. >> that just puts a smile on your face. what an incredible story. we'll get that ahead. >>> also, she is hoping her experience

ball 2 strike count when i left so i turn to the engineer and he is sitting there reading a robert parker, how did he get on first base oh, there is a guy on first? >> john miller grew up in hayward. very funny guy. >>> a man in texas succeeded in eating a 7-pound, 7,000-calorie hamburger. >> part of a contest to celebrate the opening of kenny's burger joint in frisco texas the winner named richard finished everything but the bun on the burger. in less than an hour. there were dozens of other competitors but they just fell by the wayside. they couldn't accomplish what kenny did in the amount of time and also how much he was able to wolf down. >> starting to look good though the longer i look at it. >> you know you don't like hamburgers, the world's most expensive hot dog costs $69 on the menu at serendipity in new york a foot long dog cooked in white truffle oil, topped with dug fois gras and truffles, spice it up with heirloom tomato ketchup. is she going to nod her head. >> you have to order it 24 hours in advance. >> that ain't a hot dog. >> $59. >> there was a vendor on the street. >>

coming up we will take a look at another feature of the program that will help street parkers avoid drivingund the block to throbbing for parking spaces. reporting live from san francisco, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 80 oakland police officers could soon get their jobs back thanks to a agreement between union and city leaders but it comes with a hefty price tag for homeowners. tara moriarty joins us from the police station with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, pam. well, remember those 80 officers who lost their jobs earlier this month? they could be back out on the streets having their old jobs back by the enof the year but it is up to voters now. they must agree to a $360 parcel tax. last night the city council agreed to put the controversial tax on the november ballot. it is a condition that the police union demanded before it would agree to have officers pay toward their own pensions. now another measure proposes to sus spends a minimum police staffing level set in 2004 parcel tax known as measure y. right now there are less than 700 officers on the force.

british brigadier nick parker is the deputy nato commander in afghanistan. >> our afghan partners have got to look very carefully at what's happened, and they've got to reassure us that they're doing everything they can to minimize it happening again. >> lehrer: in all, 45 nato troops have been killed so far this month-- 33 of them americans-- as fighting intensifies in the south, and the east. that's on track to top the record of 60 u.s. deaths in june. overall, roadside bombs now cause up to 60% of combat deaths, and car bombings are also taking a toll. in fact, the kandahar attack resembled recent assaults on much larger, american-run air fields at jalalabad, near the pakistani border, and bagram, just north of kabul. with violence peaking, the rules of engagement for nato forces have become a particular flashpoint. recently relieved u.s. commander stanley mcchrystal had instituted tight new standards, to lessen civilian casualties. the vast majority of civilians are killed by insurgents, but coalition killings bring routine and widespread condemnation from president hamid karzai on

a shark bit kendal parker when she was in wait deep water at a beach in north carolina.elt something bite but says she never saw it coming. >> that five-foot shark was right in front of my face. that was scary. i didn't even see it. he first asked me because i wasn't crying or anything. he said was it a shell or anything? i said no i got bit by something and he unwrapped the wrapping and told me it was a shark. i was like, whoa. really. i got bit by a shark. that's a story to tell. >> she's telling it. experts think it was likely a four or five-foot sand tiger shark. kendal may need surgery to repair a damaged tendon. >>> an illegal drug used by teens could help war veterans. we'll show you what's being said about ecstasy this morning. >>> pg&e's new smart meters? we'll tell you what they're doing coming up. >> there is a push to get farm workers overtime pay. we'll show you what's happening today in a live report. >>> another live look outside this morning. the east bay. 880 this morning looks like traffic moving very smoothly right now. we'll check as volume begins to

oprah: sarah jessica parker. >> ah! oprah: susan sarandon. >> yes! oprah: meryl streep.arararara >>> welcome back. temperatures have been the same, mid to upper 50s, mountain view, 60 and los gatos at 47. slight warming trend mid-50s to low 80s around east bay valleys. more warming through friday. ♪ let's get it started let's get it started ♪ ♪ in here >>> two more days. two more days. we're so looking forward to the black eyed peas. >> big concert friday. >> huge concert in central park. come on down. and be part of this super summer concert series event. good morning, america, on this humpday. >> we have an exciting crowd down here. >>> and a lot of props down here today, starting with dr. richard besser. this is an important one. you see him with the little baby here. this is part of his how to save a life series. today, how to save your child if your child is choking. important information. dr. richard besser is here to show us how. >> and we'll show if we're choking and no one is around, how do we save ourself. >>> and have new federal regulations made free checking

. >> my name is daniel parker, and i think one of the major issues is the immediate influence and how this has really driven whether democrats or providencrepublicans to get e house or senate. it was very clear that obama was elected not only by the people but also the media. the question is how is the media going to affect their race in 2010? >> we have a liberal monopoly in media for a long time. >> i am sorry. >> this is the most over inflated issue. it is not there. where do you think just immelt's money went? >> [inaudible] >> you do not agree with me, i am not allowed to talk. make your point quickly. >> we have diverse media. we once had universal media. everyone watched the same movies and same tv programs. they were widely acceptable. ronald reagan and franklin roosevelt drew on universal media. now we have a politically diverse media. had major media that hired 90 percent said democrats. that was obviously absurd. >> even in the world you described, republicans -- >> the point i made was the media was heavily republican. the media is not overwhelmingly powerful. people are c

paris hilton's antics and wh oprah: sarah jessica parker. >> ah! oprah: susan sarandon. >> yes!s a strong feeling. oprararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararara 1x1xntntnt > we haven't heard from paris hilton for a while now in "the skinny." >> she's back. >> lindsay has taken her spotlight but she is back. she's actually been doing some hard partying with her sister nicky around the world. >> shocking. >> she's on a yacht sunday night and some pictures are taken. before i tell you anything about the pictures take a look at what's going on and i'll tell you what people are alleging right now. they're calling this the jesse james. apparently that is the new way to reference pictures where it looks like you might be simulating a salute. basically as though she is do

because of holly, parker, allison, and all the people affected by fragile x i was inspired to establish the fragile x caucus along with congressman delahunt and my friend, congressman harper. the caucus is growing and we are educating more members daily about fragile x. and we have also successfully fought for more research funding for fragile x at the national institute of health and the department of defense. we organized the first congressional briefing on fragile x, we released the public service announcement and we continue to make finding a cure for fragile x syndrome a national priority. . i am proud to serve on the caucus with two of the most dedicated members to the fragile x cause. the co-chairman, gregg harper, the parent of a child i had the opportunity to meet. what a wonderful young man. how proud you are of him. his engaging smile and his willingness to come and to tour and be with his father and you can see the love between them and what a wonderful and special young man this is. and for 15 years our friend, chairman bill delahunt, has advocated on behalf of the fragile

no service in either direction between glenn parker and balboa park there is a person on the trackwayy the tracks were powered down between those two stations trains headed in for being turned around at 24th to head eastbound and trains in down from daly city are being sorry for millbrae are being turned dili's city so no service to sfo media and the millbrae if you are planning on taking a bird to the airport you should consider alternate plans no indication on when service will restore the possibility there could be widespread problems with delays throughout the system if not rectified soon >> the markets this morning the numbers the dow was up the s&p is down treasury announced it will start reselling some of its common stock in city group and it makes it underperformed earnings have been the engine into last hour for boasted 2.6 billion quarterly profit. ford says its u.s. sales rose 20% in six months of this year so must double the pace of the industry at large. of course it was the fifth quarterly profit the treasury department's pays are says 17 banks gave executives 1.6 billio

and my scout master, rest his soul, sam parker had more influence on my life than any man besides my father, i think. hive had such wonderful men and women help teach and encourage. but my scout master instilled also american history teacher, just a love of american history and america's greatness, not because america just all of a sudden appeared and did these things but that it was blessed by god and those things are in the scout oath and my daughter, katie, prepared a cladge some years back and it had all kinds of things in there, music i liked, the different things i'd accomplished, high school, football, all these different things, you know, pasted and slogans and things. but right in the middle on a small piece of paper, center of everything, all the other things emanating out from it, was the boy scout oath, on my honor, i will do my best to do my duty to god and my country, to obey the scout law, to help other people at all times, to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. and when i saw that and saw that that was the centerpiece of everything, i s

michele bachmann's legislation does that, mine does that, onmack's of florida real repeals it, also parker of griffith of alabama, bob inglis of south carolina, all, those are the once i can think of, i think jerry moran would be another one, have introduced legislation that repeals obamacare, all of it, lock, stock and barrel. that needs to happen, mr. speaker. if we're to have our liberty back, if we're to have our freedom back, if we're to have our american vitality back, it's got to go, all of it. now, what i have done is work that legislation pretty hard. i ended up with 89 signatures and i'm still taking more if they'll sign on, to the repeal legislation. and because of that effort, and i ask people, those that sign on to my bill, most of them, i ask them to sign on to the bill of the others. and especially michele bachmann's because she had worked it so hard, but it ended up there were a few more signatures on my bill than the others so i introduced a discharge petition, some five or six weeks ago. a discharge petition, mr. speaker, is the one single tool that the disenfranchised ma

representative parker griffith, mr. speaker, our colleague from alabama, had an amendment. he said, look, this -- we need deficit neutrality in this bill, and that was one thing that we did vote on, that amendment, and it failed along party lines 30-15, even though the majority party keeps saying, you know, we honor pay-go except when we don't honor it. so, you know, again, i -- my colleague from california is a most respected member of the committee and this house and is a friend of mine and she's trying. just as representative lipinski was trying with his bill, but let's get the job done by lowering corporate tax rates and taking the burden, the regulatory burden off our manufacturers and go ahead and pass these free trade agreements with colombia, south korea and panama. they have been negotiated to -- negotiated fairly. we need to explain to the american people why we don't do that. that's how we continue to grow american jobs and not just kick the can down the road and study it and study it and study when unemployment rate of 10% and 15 million people, in fact, two mil

parker, murphy, allen, plano, richardson, and others. "money" magazine just named mckenny texas as the fifth most desirable place to live in the nation. while allen took 16th. in addition, newsweek featured the 10 third district high schools in june as america's best high schools. my hat goes off to the people who make texas places so special and the leaders who had the vision and courage to make their dreams for these communities a reality. congratulations to all. god bless you. i salute you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to pay tribute to tony durham, a gentleman in my community who passed away a few days ago. tony was known as the mayor of west madison street where he ran a used appliance business, fixed air conditioners, stoves, heaters, anything that needed fixing, tony could do it. he was passionately involved in

. >> you see sarah jessica parker do that, have one color and, bam, a color in her shoe.of colors and styles. everybody loves these shoes. >> and these are classic. you can wear them next summer and the summer after that. >> they're $50 each. you get the cork which is a big trend. the leopard is a big trend and the silver is fun to wear. >> and that green suede is pretty as well. beautiful. and what's a wardrobe without a nice handbag? >> in the summer you carry around a lot of stuff with you -- >> water, everything. >> ipod. so you want a lightweight tote that is stylish and this gap tote fits the bill. it's metallic so it's neutral. $3 $39.50 and, really, you can carry anything in it. >> you can carry it at night, too. and what about the other bags here? >> two clutches. this one is from nine west. what's great about both of these, this has the hidden strap and this has the removable strap. it makes it much more versatile so it's a day to night bag. >> and that orange is so summer. it says something. so cute. >> this comes in other colors, the nine west bag. >> and this