these are images of the last testing in the assembly's facility in pasadena.you see the rover there on the bottom with the mobility of the wheels tucked up type therefore packaging inside the aero shell and on top of that is what we call the rocket pack that attaches to the top of the rover. that will land on the surface after we get through the martian atmosphere and we will show that in an animation later. it allows us to actually land directly on the wheel so we don't have a separate palette or a separate landing gear. we actually use the wheels. it allows us to use the strong capability of the mobility system as well as the weight by not building a separate landing pallet and put all the way we can into the rover in the instruments. let's go to the next graphic. the next graphic is the rover test. here you can see testing mobility systems. this is the actual flight unit driving around that we have a full range of mobility required. you can see per scale some folks standing around it. it is quite large. is kind of car sized and actually wider and taller tha

a day of celebrating took a sad turn on in pasadena. word spread around the lake shore community about a boating accident and people gathered around the water. >> somebody said there was people on the boat going to fast. they were going to turn and the boat flipped, the wind must have taken the boat up, two people fell out, one they can't find and the other was okay. >> reporter: a call came out around be 4:30 this afternoon and with in about 15 minutes several rescue boats were in the water around dobbins water. >> unitsa scribed found a run away boat that was circling in the water with nobody on board. >> reporter: a woman in the boat was rescued but cane has not been seen since. a helicopter looked for the man from above and side scan sonar equipment was brought into go under water. searchers have to navigate about a half square mile in about 15 feet of water. >> they can search in one pass, depending on the depth of the water and type of see you side scan. >> reporter: still the body wasn't recovered and the rescuers had to call off

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both are from pasadena. the robbery happened in queens park. one of the suspects showed a knife. they handed over their cell phone and money. the sixteens were found at a restaurant. >>> since i've moved here. i've seen cops and the police shooting. this lady's van was stolen and then, they brought it back into the neighborhood. >> she says that's enough. all of the suspects are charged with armed robbery and theft. >>> home invasion robbers may be putting real police officers in danger when the fake cops broke into this home and used flex cuffs to restrain the homeowners. the suspects wore officially looking police shirts. >> the owner of a cop shop says that he fears the fake cops could put real ones in harm's way. >> you keep hearing about the robberies. you open up the door and whatever reason, you shoot first. you kill a police officer. the robbers struck north east baltimore and more. the real police aren't sure if the same men are responsible for all three of the crimes or if they're copy cats. >>> the search is on for a man who abducted his girlfriend's 8- year-old son. h

find out what happened here in pasadena. >>> republicans told you what digit they would -- district theyould like you to be in. >>> also, verizon wireless changes are starting tomorrow. >>> we'll start with an incident around the bw parkway at 295. that's around the anne arundel county line. we'll show you what the police know about the suspect. don? >>> jamie, as you can see, 295 is open. earlier today, it was closed. that's to route 100. the police are in the air and on the ground, searching for an armed has been. armed-- man. >> reporter: a contractor was sitting in this white jeep. he was operating a mobile speed camera setup. a man approached his car. >> the man said that the individual had a shut gun and a hammer. he said that the individual went to the rear window of the jeep and began tapping on the rear w

if you are fortunate enough to be at the mall in pasadena, before we get to the conversation, we take you back to a classic performance from paris on the occasion of the two hundredth anniversary of the french revolution. ♪ tavis: i am tickled to have you here. >> i am tickled to be here. tavis: that is it, good night. that is all i wanted to hear, really. i introduced that clip by saying it was a classic performance. that is what i have to say and others have to say. i assume in your own mind, there are performances that you deemed classics, yes? >> i would include the singing of the national anthem for the two hundredth anniversary of the french revolution as being one of those moments where it was surreal. it was such an honor to be first of all asked by the president to sing the national anthem on this occasion. when i was asked of the year before it actually happened, i sang a great deal in france and they speak french, i wanted to make sure because i really was african american, he was very clear about what he wanted and i was very flattered. there have been so many wonderful oc

more than 93,000 fans in pasadena. are known for being rambunctious. >> police in big numbers everywhere. to make sure people are having fun and keeping it safe. >> if you party in pasadena, that you do it respectfully of all the other people that are going to do the same thing. >> look out behind you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's news. meanwhile, in baseball, the dodgers today filed for bankruptcy protection. which is very -- i don't know how an organization that sells a beer for $12 runs out of money but they did. they made some bad financial moves. in the off season, instead of spending $25 million for a pitcher, they signed a belly itcher and that really hurt them. it's pathetic. it r rlly is. their fourth of july fireworks show, they do this every year, this year, it's going g be three stoners with disposable lighters running around the infield. [ applause ] the goododews is we don't need baseball. season five of "celebrity rehab" premiered last night on vh1. another interesting group. michael lohan, lindsay's da

he grew up in pasadena which means he would be inturned. things start to happen without you looking at it from the beginning when writing a story but as you develop the characters and the year and the situation and the stories a father would tell a daughter. all this came out the camps, what happened. what he hoped for. what he wished for. all the stories he tells the daughters. some of them would have to cover that interment time and a lot is what happened from my research. all that went in the book. does that answer your question? it's not that i purposely said, now i will advocate this. but if a story line covers a certain aspect of history that you tell it to the greatest truth you can. you know, you talk about the situation and if you inhabit the characters, hopefully, in the right way you try to feel hathey would feel. >> thank you. >> we started reading your book in my classroom a couple of weeks ago. >> he's lifting the book up. they are disapointed because we haven't gotten to the part you read yet, it's okay the story is not spoil

james kane from pasadena was on the magothy river when a boat he was in took a sharp turn and turned and a friend overboard a boater picked up the friend. 13 people have died so far in boating incidents more than last year. >>> some of the cleanest beaches in the country are a short drive away. natural resources defense council awarded superstar beach status to delaware's rehobeth and dewey beach. shining stars. the council says the beaches are of special notice for the perfect 5 star scores and for having perfect water testing results on each of the past three years. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> hi. i am meteorologist lynn jet charles and check out numbers -- lynette charles and check out numbers on this wednesday. the low around 65. the record was set in 1979 at 5 # degrees. the record high -- 59 degrees. the record high in 2010. so last year, 105. it was a hot one. and we should be right around 87 degrees now for this time of the year. and i think we will be above that for today at least that's what i am

the missing boater is a 25-year- old james kane from pasadena. the call came in at 4:306789 several rescue boats hit the waters searching for him a woman in the boat with him was rescueed by a passing boater but he had not been seen. a helicopter and sonar equipment was brought in to help in the search. no sign of his bod-- there was no sign of his body. >> someone said there was people in a boat going too fast and they were going to turn and the boat flipped over and the wind may have picked the boat out. two people fell out. one they can't find and the other was okay. >> reporter: the search continues this morning. the department of natural resources police say this is the 13th fatal boating accident of the year. they say that's up from last year. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> this morning a. family is mourning -- the this morning, a family is mourning the loss of their son that drowned at sandy point state park. the boy disappeared and despite effort to save him earning died at the hospital. there was a large effort to find him and officials

. >>> the search continues for a missing boater in pasadena.epartment of natural resources and police are calling this a deadly accident. 25-year-old james kane has been ided as the missing person. rescue boats were searching for him. investigators say a woman on the boat with him was rescued from the water by a passing boater. however, his body reportedly never resurfaced. >> units arrived on scene on the water and found a run away boat that was circling out there in the water he with no one aboard -- water with no one aboard. >> the search continues from the land until dark monday night. no word on what caused the man and woman to go overboard. >>> mexican authorities say rescue teams have been considering calling off the search for seven tourists missing in a baja california fishing boat accident that killed one american. the 27 tourists and the 19 crew members on a 7-day fishing trip were thrown into the gulf of california early sunday morning when a sudden storm capsized the boat. about -- about 60 miles south of the port of san philipe. t

. >> a deadly summer so far on the water and workers fear they may not find james cane of pasadena. he was on a boat when the vessel took a sharp turn and threw him and another friend overboard. a nearby boat picked up the friend but couldn't find him. 13 people have died this year in bitting accidents and that's more than last year. >> they look like police, they sounded like police but they are crooks dressed up to fuel. it's happened again. this morning in park heights, early this morning, while the homeowners were sound asleep after the 4th of july all of the sudden they heard banging at the door. three men barged in with badges dressed like cops and used flex cuffs on the homeowners and then they ransacked the place. is this connected with two other fake cop home invasions? >> unclear at this point if they are copy cats or if this is a group of individuals, they are -- all across the city. the three incidents we have so far there. is no connection based on location we can point to as of yet. >> june 27th, we had three men posing as police. july 1st, federal hill, three men pret

he's harry lin, executive-in- residence at idea-lab, a technology incubator in pasadena, california. >> being of my age, and being in my industry-- the internet-- means that i have the pleasure of routinely working with young people. software developers, web designers, social-media marketers-- employees i endearingly refer to as "kids." these kids are a main reason i chose this industry more than a dozen years ago, and one of the reasons i continue to work in it, despite the fact that i don't look as good as i think i do when i wear skinny jeans to the office. see, though it's conventional wisdom to criticize millennials as narcissistic, spoiled with a.d.d., i find that the 20- somethings in the high-tech sector truly want to make a difference. if you came of age after september 11, your adult life is one of foundational disruption. the tech field is nothing if not disruptional. these kids decided to embrace constant change rather than resist it. to share rather than hoard. to google fact-check it rather than simply believe what's told to them. they work really hard, too, as long as

. >> hours after the boater disappeared in pasadena, medics found a 6-year-old boy who drowned at sandy point state park. police received a call around 6 a.m. now a boy disappeared near the south beach of the state park and a number of people at the park tried to jump in and help rescue. >> we can't go in because ambulances and police were coming in. they said there was a boy who got lost and they were looking for the boy. >> officials tell us that this is at least the 13th drowning so far this season in anne arundel county. they hurnlg people -- rnlg people to keep a close -- urge people to keep a close eye on their children near the water. >>> a boy is doing well after nearly drowning. they were swept away on a sand bar. lifeguard grabbed him and these are photos after the incident. helicopters and boats and crews with sonar scoured the waters that were some 15 to 20 feet deep. >> the current behind this was very, very dangerous. it looks inviting going out to charles island. yes, it's beautiful and we want you to come to the beach but stay off the sand bar. >> it's uncommon. several

. >>> the search continues this morning for a missing boater in pasadena. the department of natural resources police are calling this a fatal accident. they have identified the victim as a 25-year-old named james kane. police say a 911 call came in around 4:30 monday afternoon and within 15 minutes rescue boats were searching for the man. investigators say a woman on the boat with kane was rescued by a passing boater. but his body was not recovered. >> units arrived on scene on the water and found a run away boat circling out there in the water with no one aboard. >> the search continued from land as you can see from air, too, until dark on monday night. no word on what caused the man and woman to go overboard. >>> a 6-year-old boy is dead after being pulled from the water at sandy point state park. officials are saying that they got the call around 8 a child was missing and by the time emergency crews arrived, the boy was pulled from the water. he was then taken to anne arundel county medical center with serious injuries and later died. an investigation is

. >> aÑo tras aÑo la vimos florece el en pasadena, donde univisiÓn ganó el premio en el 2007.e mÁs está decir que las quiero muchÍsimo que las voy a extraÑar muchÍsimo, y deseo de ustedes lo mejor, ahora quiero que sean ustedes, para no llorar las que se despidan de nuestros fieles televidentes, antes de que primer impacto comience una nueva etapa con pamela. >> le decÍamos muchísima suerte a pamela. es un dÍa de muchas emociones, de muchas nostalgias, muchas alegrÍas. quiero agradecerles a ustedes este querido pÚblico tan fiel, por toda su confianza, por todo su cariÑo pero sobre todo por su apoyo, a todo el equipo de primer impacto que creyÓ en mÍ, a los productores, a los reporteros, a todos absolutamente todos, al equipo tÉcnico, los camarÓgrafos me van a seguir viendo en la ediciÓn nocturna, no tengo sino palabras de agradecimiento, me lo llevo en el corazÓn, este no es adiÓs, es un hasta siempre. >> sasha. >> yo creo que realmente las palabras se quedan cortas para agradecerle a todo el equipo de primer impacto, lleguÉ hace casi cinco aÑos y me unÍa a esta revista notici

season it's not known what caused the collapse which happened during work to upgrade the state in pasadena thirty two thousand emergency services are working at the scene to identify any casualties. parts of our southwest china suffering from continued heavy flooding it with rain triggered mudslides cutting off access to a pivotal highway in the province of a city one state media reports that at least twenty five people have been killed across the country over the past week due to downpours seasonal floods have already taken the lives of around two hundred sixty people in china over the last month. their lives are at their most vulnerable during takeoff and landing and now there's an increasing threat from the ground namely a beam of light you can really reach over reports on the police hunt for the hooligans with laser pointers which blind pilots at the worst possible moment. they really become clear proof of the downfall of a laser or indeed i can be a major distraction for food bill or christian are now doing and. the consequences could be catastrophic if someone is struggling well flyi

beverly hills and i moved through a seventeen thousand square foot three home seven acre compound in pasadena and that's what success looked like and that there was an arrival point and when you arrived you were there and i found that there was no there there and i began to see you know those things that we know that we know but somehow we behave differently that things don't make you any happier they can bring you a little chocolate high but they they don't give you long term feelings of contentment and fulfillment so i begin to call into question you know when i talk about it with my friends and i begin to simplify my life and i realized how many how much excessive resources i was using a single guy living in this much square footage yes i had friends over but the energy i was using i was flying privately and it wasn't who i wanted to be but i always wanted to be so much who would tell stories and be a personality and a person that helped to heal the world and to bring us together and i do believe we're all in this together i do believe in the principles of jesus and gandhi and martin luthe

is not clear how long his body had been there or how he died. 25-year-old james robert kaine of pasadena was thrown from a vote on july 4 and his friend was thrown as well. his friend was rescued by another boat. kaine's body was found today. and police are looking for a man who attacked -- who smashed a windshield with a hammer before taking off into the woods. he is described as a white man, 6 feet tall, 200 pounds wearing a red plaid shirt and jeans. if you have information, call police. >> a vehicle on southbound i-95 created a major traffic issue just before 11:30 a.m. this morning near a toll plaza. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> the owner of a famous london tabloid says they are shutting down. >> it registered sex offender is chased out of a girl's locker room. find out how he got inside as we cover the nation. >> this is gourmet food out of a food box. literally a restaurant on wheels. coming up, the gathering you will not want to miss. but yellowstone officials -- >> yellowstone officials said it will not kill the bear that killed a hyper yesterday. they

they're looking for the body of a 25-year-old pasadena man. he fell off a boat near dobbins island monday afternoon. officials say the boat made a sharp turn sending james robert cain and a female friend off the boat. she was rescued and not hurt but he vanished and is presumed dead. he was not wearing a life jacket. >>> at 6:05, a story new this morning. promises a traffic nightmare in virginia will be avoided. "the washington examiner" reports the pentagon is assuring local governments only about 1/3 of the workers moving to the mark center there in september. that will give them more time to figure out the traffic mess the move will create. the pentagon is moving 6400 workers from crystal city to alexandria. but nothing's been done to solve the expected traffic problem. 2200 workers are expected to move in by september. the other 4200 will be in by the end of this year. >>> general david petraeus is saying good-bye to his troops in afghanistan. he will soon be the new director of the cia. he spoke with mandy clark of cbs news about the pres

. >>> let me bring in sandra endo in pasadena, california, at a senior center where a whole lot of folkse lot at stake, and they are all what's going on in washington. sandra, the seniors that you've met, are they alarmed so far by what they have seen happening or really not happening in washington? >> oh, absolutely, randi. a lot of opinions, strong emotions coming out. the seniors we've spoken to. a lot are worried and scared and angry about what's going on in washington. there's certainly a buzz here at this senior center, and a lot of people are just frightened because they rely on their social security and also medicare and medicaid, of course, for their livelihood. let's talk to bobby right now talking to me earlier saying what's going on in washington is ridiculous. how angry are you? >> very, very angry. it's because i with a not be able to live the lifestyle i live if i did not have my social security, even though i work part-time, 36 hours a week, but i can't live on either one of them. >> reporter: so you would be out on the street? >> probably worse than that because i don't

boat spinning in circles minutes after ejecting their passengers. 25-year-old james can't know of pasadena is still missing. police are using divers and sonar to try to locate his body. >> it's a very wide area. we don't know exactly where the accident occurred at. >> reporter: that came the same day that a 6-year-old died after he went swimming with his young friends. >> i saw a little girl crying. she said i can't find him. >> reporter: his death, one of several in maryland waters since memorial day, including the death of a 19-year-old soldier who drowned in the rapid waters of a creek in the rock state park and 14-year-old constant who died after her harness became tangled in sailing lines. police blame the weather for an increase in fatalities. >> we didn't have much of a spring. it went right from winter straight to 90-degree days in may and as soon as we hit those hot, dry days, people turn to the water for relief and we're seeing an increased number of accidents. >> reporter: in fact, so far, this year, 13 people have already died in boating accidents alone. that's higher than most

diagrams that he had diagrams drawn on the side of his 1976 dodge cargo van which he drove around pasadena california where i'm from. in fact simon lived in alta made aware that. story goes when he was driving on lake boulevard where the rose parade is there and someone stuck stopped him stuck a metal light and rolled up the win and said how come you have feynman diagrams on your band? he said because i am feynman. that would be a cool story to tell. possibly apocryphal but it not it is a great story. the van is still around. is parked in the garage. if you ever want to see feynman diagrams if you are a big physics and i will take you there sometime if you come to l.a.. jon nash by contrast when the nobel prize in economics for his work on game theory. discovered discover the mathematical relationship between subjects in a contest of any kind might be a prisoner's dilemma in a contest or an ultimatum game or it could even be corporations in a particular industry or nations competing in a cold war strategy. nash equilibrium is a famous theory about how subjects reach a stable state of how t

pasadena california. john grant, a geologist, smith knows him -- smith those -- smithsonian here in washington. project scientist in pasadena. with that, michael, kick it off. >> a few days and 35 years ago, this shuttle landed on mars. the landing was delayed, because they did not have the images to know where to land. we are in a different era. we are here today to announce exactly where we are going to put the mars science laboratory, the first astro-biology mission since viking. we are in a different era. in 1995, nasa produced a biology strategy and to adopt a series of missions to engage the red planet. there were large exploration programs that went to detailed measurements on the surface, to the eventual return of samples from mars. the laboratory is on that path. it plays a very critical role in this. we have done our homework. they have designed as a spacecraft to get us to where we want to go. the scientists have integrated information to decide on the best places to go on the planet. we are ab

paco lives in a neighborhood in altadina near pasadena and apparently he thinks he is a rottweiler. he kept barking and biting at the men eventually scared them off. those hoodlums got away with $200. nobody was hurt. paco was pretty bad. >> that's pretty funny video. they have big guns. [ laughter ] >> they didn't know what to do! >> all right. >>> well, they claimed responsibility for cyberattacks around the world. now a group is brought to its knees. the surprise takedown and the bay area company involved. >>> oh!! >> a media mogul forced to defend himself in more ways than one. why rupert murdoch calls today the most humble day of his life. >>> looks can make you sick literally. it's called sick building syndrome. how this building keeps its workers healthy. >> this was truly a trendsetter for the state. >> coming up next. ,, ,,,,,, [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, bu

washington is frustrating for senior citizens at this pasadena center.ear-old mildred hawkins says it shouldn't be on their backs. >> i worked years and years to save money to live off when i become a senior. what do i have to look forward to now? >> reporter: that's because cuts to social and medicare are on the table. 20 million americans rely on those benefits to survive. without it many say they would be out on the street. >> i wouldn't be able to function, but i hate that that day is staring us in the face. >> reporter: what do you think of all the back and forth bickering? >> i think i would like to see all of them have to trade places with us. and let them try and live on what we don't have and what they're trying to even cut more of. >> the aarp is putting pressure on congress with an aggressive petition campaign. >> you cannot cut these programs for people who have worked all of their lives and earned them. ♪ >> reporter: when the autumn leaves start to fall, seniors typically come out strong to vote and they will remember. >> 4rhouse leader, sp

postal office building located at 281 east colorado boulevard in pasadena, california. doing so will honor mr. goodall's service to the community and country as an airman, public information officer and postal worker. it's my honor to talk about a man who answered the country's call to service. oliver goodall fought the injustice of facism abroad while combating racial segregation at home. he was one of the first african american pilots when segregation infused the armed services and much of the country. they had commendable spirit and will in serving their country with extraordinary courage and sacrifice as their every achievement was met with obstruction. in june, 1941rks the tuskegee began with the formation of the 99th fighter squadron in alabama. the first class graduated in 1942 and the program would eventually graduate 994 pilots, many of whom would go on to serve with valor in the war in europe. grood all entered in february of 1943. in october of 1944, he graduated as a multi-engine pilot and assigned to the bomber group in january of 1945, where he obtained hi

in pasadena the rose bowl has a big event with food trucks for people that come out. free parking. just the food you're going to be eating. the big thing this weekend is what are you going to do to avoid this? if you need to come through what do you need to do? there is going to be traffic. you have to be ready for that. keeping an eye on what they are doing, redoing the bridge, the major bridge across the freeway here, cut it in half and take chunks off. 53 hours is how long, all way from the time they close it off at midnight until it's supposed to ap at 5:00 monday morning. if they don't open it on time, the contractors are going to be fined $72,000 for every hour past 5:00 a.m. on monday. it behoove them to get it done quickly. it's possible we'll hear sunday afternoon or night this they may be able to open even earlier than 5:00mond. that's the latest. i'm john cadiz klemack. >> it was a big deal when we closed the bay area, i can only imagine what it's like down there. thank you, john. 5:47. the man accused of smashing a picasso is expected in court to answer to the charges.

in northern portions of anne arundel county and smaller storms around maryland, glen burr knee, pasadenat of lightning associated with it, but most of the rain has stayed to the north today. i think that will be a differing thing tomorrow. i think we're looking at a lot more in the way of rain tomorrow. that's why we have that flash flood watch that is in effect during the day tomorrow. some locations could easily pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain tomorrow, and dorene, we need it. >> we do, indeed. thank you, doug. >>> starting today, smartphones on verizon's network will no longer have an undidn'ted data plan. current users can continue paying $30 a month for unlimited data, but new users will have to pay $80 a month for ten gigabytes. $50 for five gigabytes a month. and $30 for two dig gigabytes a month. sprints is the last to offer unlimited data but that could change soon. >> and probably will. what you got? >> coming up, the hottest ticket in town. what do you think it is? >> oh, is it the trial? there's a lot of stars coming in there, man. >> there you go. well, it's serena williams ma

and -- let's meet our first seller, whose name is mike, from pasadena. mike, come on out. hi, mike.orry, my -- >> jimmy: don't do it again. it's a gameboy, an old game boy. you're selling it for $10. >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: it's missing the battery cover. >> no, not missing, just -- somewhere. >> jimmy: okay, all right. it's somewhere. but you don't have it. >> i don't have it. >> jimmy: and you think this is a good father's day gift? >> it's cheap, it's fun. it doesn't come with the battery, though. >> jimmy: so, this is something you think would be a great item for dad? >> obviously. i'd be happy if my son gave me one. >> jimmy: is the price negotiable? >> oh, come on. >> jimmy: it is not. how many games come with that? >> just the one. >> jimmy: this sounds like a great gift for a dad who maybe abandoned you when you were young. what is going on with the beard you have there? how long have you had that? can i buy that from you? >> i'll sell it to you later. >> jimmy: how much would you sell that beard for? >> $5 million. >> jimmy: how about $100? would you sell it to me for $100?

kansas city, missouri, and then to evanston, illinois, and then to phoenix, arizona, and then to pasadena, california. c-span: why all the moves? >> guest: my father was with a large corporation, and they were transferring him. c-span: how about your mom? what'd she do? >> guest: she was a homemaker and voluntary worker. c-span: who got you interested in--i--or--i don't know if it's a person, but in--in the history thing in the first place, do you think? >> guest: i don't know. my--my father had two very radical, talkative a--sisters who were my aunts, and they were very interested in politics. and this was during the roosevelt era. and they would argue with my father about roosevelt. and he would--he would argue and sort of goad them. and i realized that they really cared, and he was sort of teasing them. and i... c-span: what side were they on? >> guest: oh, they were always on the--my father became increasingly conservative as he became part of the business community. and so they were always on the radical side of roosevelt's administration. and there was a divide in 1936, '7, and they

carlos from pasadena, california, whether you are for or against obama and the democrats doesn't matterou are like me who paid his way to save for retirement, you should be very concerned and default will jeopardize in my case my iras, teacher's pension, my wife's pension and her social security. the middle class is on the verge of extinction. victoria said why don't they listen? they are too involved in fining ways to enrich themselves to understand, much less care about the rest of us. all the pontificating, i haven't heard they suggest they cut their sal rories or staff. it wouldn't make a difference, but they are willing to do some of what they impose on the rest of us. just a thought. because the number one priority is to assure that president obama is a-term president. the loss of a aaa rating in bonds would mean a great achievement for the republicans running the country, ruining the country is a necessary casualty. when a third party intervenes between an argument, it becomes the common enemy. we the american people are like the only child yelling at the dysfunctional parent. yo

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every pasadena. i don't pass one on the street that i doesn't pick up and say thank you for it. >> social service providers say they are hoping democratic lawmakers will push for a tax extension initiative next year. >>> people parking in oakland will help cover the city's budget. the approved plan calls for city worker furloughs and the addition of 269 parking meters under the 580 under pass and east lake area. the new budget also reduces funding to the city's cable channel, but oakland will be able to rehire 22 police officers, pushing the department total to 660. supporters say the city has already spent millions to train them. >>> the university of california is considering another tuition hike to offset spending cuts in the new budget. school system is expecting to lose about $150 million, so the board of regents is considering a tuition hike of nearly 10%. that would mean tuition would go up about $1,000 for the academic year. last fall they rised out takes 8%. a digs is expected in mid-july. >

it was not just betty ford, the tree as centers around california and mellow and pasadena are so expensive. people cannot afford help. is the motivation help or to seek profit? host: oklahoma, independent line, we're talking about the passing of betty ford. caller: good morning, everyone. i am a little sad i am happy to have experienced mrs. ford in my lifetime. back then, i admired her so much because she represented all american people as the first lady and you heard her talk and make her appearances. you could not tell she was republican or democrat or whether she was just a fine person. my prayer is go out to that family and her friends. we will all miss her. host: was it a surprise about her forthrightness on many topics coming from the first lady? caller: she was a person of strong personal character and convictions. i admire her for speaking her truth to the facts. yes, it was surprising back then but that was. a different was back then, women were supposed to know their place and she broke a lot of barriers. i have always been -- when i was a child, we were always told not to forge

. >> would glassfish and the pasadena document loads, then the observation? >> in my view, yes, sir. >> what is the area you intend to focus on with respect to today? what are some of the most important consumer services you'd like to perform? and what you say about the public if they have a complaint that they get it to you? >> thank you, mr. chairman. the first one is not enforcing current that i'm enormously excited about is that we will have bank supervision who will be in the tanks, the 111 largest financial and petitions in the country, very big financial institutions, checking to see if they are complying with current laws. this is about expanding the law. this is taking the 19 statutes out there that are currently seven different agencies, bring it to one place. we will have people who will be in those things, looking at books, looking at records, determining whether or not -- >> you also auctioning by reference the current complacent? >> yes, sir. >> when you're in the banks, what are the statutory obligations with respect to their compliance with u.

designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 281 east colorado boulevard in pasadena, california, as the first lieutenant oliver goodall post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> mr. speaker, request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman ask for the yeas and nays? >> yes. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of r

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