carl payne. i know. now somebody has to follow that. let's introduce the amateur bell ringers and see what they can do, huh? what do you think? first up, a woman whose enthusiasm and support over the years has helped gain international recognition for this competition. last year's celebrity bell ringing second place winner, who has promised this year to try even harder. abc 7 and view from the bay host shanell wang. >> nice to see you again. i'm really nervous. i don't know why. because everybody is watching me. i'm really honored to be part of this event because it -- this brings all the locals and visitors to san francisco and thank you to all the conductors and grim men that get me around town. thank you for that. i know some of you may have been here last year. i was unprepared. i didn't know you needed music, a group, an entourage, a posse so i got my freak on by myself the a little embarrassing but i'm willing to risk rong-term embarrassment for the cause. this year i brought backup. my crew. let's hit it. >> snow. got a, got acon

payne went on to sever ties of his own. his head strong ways left him out of popular favor by revolution's end. after a while he actually moved back to england. next he was off to the revolution in france where he ran afoul of one of its leaders robespierre and barely escaped the guillotine. payne eventually returned to the united states where he died in 1809 at the age of 72. just six people are said to have attended his funeral. his remains were buried in new row shell, new york. but just a few years later they were dug up and lost. we are left with only his inspiring words. coming up, a life lesson in the classroom. and later.... >> i wear a perky stocking cap decorated with spankals. >> osgood: from elf to author, the improbable story of david sedaris. [ male announcer ] if you've had a heart attack caused by a completely blocked artery, another heart attack could be lurking, waiting to strike. a heart attack that's caused by a clot, one that could be fatal. but plavix helps save lives. plavix, taken with other heart me

payne, now mr. payne is recognized as the ranking member designate of the africa global health and human rights subcommittee for his question. >> thank you very much. i'm doing better under this new setup than i did under my own. >> well, well discuss that later. >> let me continue i think on the china discussion. as you indicated, china was very, very noninvolved, as you know, and there were several meetings that were held with the chinese, the congressional black caucus actually met with the ambassador and kind of had a pretty tough meeting with them and they asked for a second meeting. they had never been in darfur. they were still selling weapons. they just had no interest in the problems of sudan. i had the opportunity to go to beijing and the second in command of the government of china asked a question. i asked a question in the great hall once again about what were they going to do. since then, as you've mentioned, they've september people to darfur. they've started participating in u.n. pea

payne. thank you very much. let me commend you for your attention of this committee. let me thank you for holding this critical meeting on sudan being the first hearing and i think it's appropriate. let me express my appreciation to the witnesses who are among the most knowledgeable people on so you dan. ambassador limon who did a great job in south africa and nigeria. special envoy williamson, who, with the state department and u.n. posts, was a great envoy to sudan and mr. ishmael, who fled from darfur and has been a great advocate for justice. let me thank all of you for your commitment and self-determination to make this day a reality. today, sudan is at the crossroads. a week long referendum has just concluded. by all accounts, the outcome is clear. crossroa crossroads. the people of south sudan have chosen independence. my friends on the ground have replayed stories of remarkable moments that illustrate the hope and excitement that lies in the heart of the south sudanese. policemen loo

give congressman payne a round of applause. thank you so much.ongressman jim clyburn. your sense of history, your clarity of purpose and your steadiness reverberates, not only throughout this congress but throughout the country. thank you so much for your strong and bold leadership. [applause] >> and let me take a moment to salute and to thank my distinguished colleague in the congressional black caucus including our retired members and our new members. these members are some of the boldest and brightest and most committed public servants i have ever had the privilege to work with. each and every one of you were extremely helpful and supportive throughout my time as chair and i just have to thank you for the awesome honor of serving as the leader of this caucus for the past two years. it has been an amazing experience. it's been a very fast two years, too. it's been the fastest two years of my life but i just have to say it has been a magnificent experience. to my executive committee, to congressman cleaver, christensen, butterfield and clark, i

. >> congressman donald payne, the first african-american mayor of new jersey. currently serves as the chairman of the black caucus chairman congressman donald payne. >> thank you very much brother melvin. let me welcome all of you mere this morning to this wonderful occasion. those members present, won't you stand. thank you. thank you very much. it would be impossible without having a cracker jack staff latter by dr. else skolt and all of the staff persons. the foundation is committed to change today, we have a major research and development arm that focuses on healthcare for blacks. the released guide to help us navigate the new healthcare reform. it tells the trunl about their reform. briefly talking about the bridge in a connects the congressional black caucus foundation to the black caucus to our work here in america. thank you representative lee thank you, bash are you. she was a powerful voice. never backing down or away. thank you congress month >> you could actually walk through the halls of congress and think where are the black people? where slt dive

things will get crowded in the paint before troy payne gets the oop. share, a 72-59 winner. the broncos -- santa clara, a 72-59 winner. warriors are in l.a. opportunity to face the clippers for third time in two weeks. after spraining his ankle last night, monta ellis is a g ame- time decision. >>> and the sharks' goalie had signed a one-year deal with the red wings. he was claimed by the new york islanders. a person familiar with the proceedings said the goalie will now refuse to report to the islanders. they are 13th in the s tandings. the red wings, number 2 in the west. >>> the sharks tonight are at home against minnesota. we'll have that and all of the day's sports for you tonight at 10:00 on "sports rap" see you then. >> thank you, joe. >>> coming up at 10:00, the search for julin ani-- juli ontinues. that's our report. i'm ken wayne. >> thank you for joining us. our next newscast is the 10:00 news. good night

papers news burial and it's the latest in a series of arrests of harassment yeah which have put here payne nations on high alert over the spread of islamic radicalism. over a year of investigations and a massive police raid in the end brought results twenty six people have been arrested in belgium germany the netherlands. dutch moroccan churchills all are suspected of recruiting so-called jihad and financing terrorist organizations right from the whole of europe police mission a success absolutely but is the battle over this is that it's just a visible part of the iceberg it's huge there is a whole machine behind this. was born in belgium in a family of christians and converted to what he was. he says he did it on his own will because it simply provided the. in other religions according to him islam teaches peace and tolerance but unfortunately due to generally poor knowledge about it it can be used to teach the exact opposite. there are really extreme arms acting in europe and the problem is people who don't feel erratic and don't understand the muslim philosophy they end up in the arms o

payne comes up with a hoop. 72-59. they have put a streak together winning 5 of their last 7.wo undefeated teams left. texas pulled one on second ranked kansas. brown hit that three, the long hoppers had erased -- the long horns had erased the lead. beat the buzzer and put him down for a three. texas won, 74-63. that was the last type the jay hawks -- that was the last time the jay hawks lost at home. >>> well ever since ending their losing streak at six games the sharks have been a different team, they hosted minnesota tonight, a team they were tied with in the standings coming in. san jose jumping in, and couture went high on backstrom, it was 1-1 after one. after the second period. marlo trying to control the puck and sharks are on a power, sharks hang on for a 4-3 win. >>> an unusual set of consecutives facing former sharks goalie tonight. -- an unusual set of circumstances facing former sharks goalie tonight. he had to clear waivers and he was claimed by the new york islanders. a person familiar with the situation said that he will not report to the islanders. he thought

payne. mr. payne: each state shall appoint, in such manner as the legislature thereof may direct, a number of electors, equal to the whole number of senators and representatives to which the state may be entitled in the congress, but no senator or representative, or person holding an office of trust or profit under the united states, shall be appointed an elector. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from indiana, mr. young. mr. young: the congress may choose the electors and the day which shall give their vote, the same will be throughout the united states. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone. mr. pallone: no person, except a natural born citizen at the time of the adoption of this constitution shall be eligible for the office of the president -- the speaker pro tempore: the chair will remind persons in the gallery -- the chair will remind all persons in the gallery that they are here at guests of the house and that any manifestation of approval or di

payne: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. payne: mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to the pasheents right to repeal act. proponents of this bill contend that the current health law will destroy jobs, but c.b.o. estimates that $230 billion support the fact that it is the repeal being debated today not the health care law that would harm jobs and drain funds from potential job building appropriations. potentially that is being repealed and the protections afforded to taxpayers through the recently enacted health care legislation, the relief given to the american taxpayers who were for so long paying the bills for uncompensated health care which we never hear mentioned over there, and the progress our country made last year to come out of the dark ages as one of the only three developed countries in the world that do not provide universal health care. 4,800 seniors in my district and over one million seniors in the country were relieved last year by the daunted hole repate.

payne: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks.e: without objection. mr. payne: mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to the pasheents right to repeal act. proponents of this bill contend that the current health law will deroy jobs, but c.b.o. estimates that $230 billion support the fact that it the repeal being debated today not the health care law that would harm jobs and drain funds from potential job building appropriations. potentially that is being repealed and the protections afforded to taxpayers through the recently enacted health care legislation, therelief given to the american taxpayers who were for so long paying the bil for uncompensated health care which we never hear mentioned over there, and the progress our country made last year to come out of the dark ages as one of the only three developed countries in the world that do not provide universal health care. 4,800 seniors in my district and over one million seniors in the country were relieved last year by the daunte hole repate. nearly 44% of elderly constituen

payne for five minutes. >> thank you very much for yielding, ms. chairperson.overnance, economic growth and human rights across the continent. expansion of china's investment in africa that we witness today began in the 1990s. in that decade alone, china's investment grew by an impressive 700%. accompanying this economic expansion was the wave of chinese migrants from be 750,000 in 2007 who live in africa now, mainly construction, mining workers and oil workers and private traders, but not an expansion of the africa middle class that would normal hi accompany -- normally accompany infrastructure development. there's been p complex and varied reactions among analysts regarding china's engagement in africa ranging from enthusiasm and guarded optimism to concern over potential chinese strategy and economic threats to western or african interests. so i'd like to get your thoughts on the overall scope of china's growing ties with africa, what are the main political and economic roles, the main benefits and drawbacks, also, in this what way would you say china's rela

payne. mr. payne: each state shall appoint, in such manner as the l lislature thereof may direct, a number of electors, equal to the whole number of senators and representatives to which the state may be entitled in the congress, but no senator or representative, or person holding an office of trust or profit under the united states, shall be appointed an elector. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from indiana, mr. young. mr. young: the congress may choose the electors and the day which shall give their vote, the same will be throughout the united states. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone. mr. pallone: no person, except a natural born citizen at the time of the adoption of this constitution shall be eligible for the office of the president -- the speaker pro tempore: the chair will remind persons in the gallery -- the chair will remind all persons in the gallery that they are here at guests of the house and that any manifestation of approval or di

payne introduced a new tack to featuring facebook like bought and right here. remember rapper famous for the i'm on a boat song. remember he made the statue public with the sweet scent it's pretty sweet of less facebook shuts down soon. after the break of more coverage on the search for missing boy juliani cardenas the kron 4 is a 630 coming up next. now at 6:30 pm, tonight's big stories in one big block of news. more crews, more stories, right now our top story. are developing story you saw unfold live on kron 4, the suspects car in the juliani card is kidnapping was pulled from the canal in patterson. the body of the suspect and child were not inside. kron 4 christine conley is live in patterson and has the very latest on this developing story. christine. the >> right now detectives are here going through that silver toyota corolla looking for any evidence that they could possibly find. let's go ahead and roll video and again show you that moment when they pulled the car opt out of the canal. it is attached to three other cars because we now know 4 year-old j

payne? pelosi. pearce? boehner. pelosi? pelosi. pence? boehner. perlmutter? pelosi. peters? pelosi. peterson? pelosi. petri? boehner. pingree? pelosi. pitts? boehner. platts? boehner. poe? boehner. polis? pelosi. pompeo? boehner. posey? boehner. price of -- georgia? boehner. quayle? boehner. quigley? pelosi. rahall? pelosi. rangel? pelosi. reed? boehner. rehberg? boehner. reichert? boehner. renacci? boehner. reyes? pelosi. ribble? boehner. richardson? pelosi. richmond? boehner. -- pelosi. rigell? boehner. rivera? boehner. roby? boehner. roe? boehner. rogers of alabama? boehner. rogers of kentucky? boehner. rogers of michigan? boehner. rohrabacher? boehner. rokita? boehner. rooney? boehner. roskam? ros-lehtinen? boehner. roskam -- roskam? boehner. ross? schuler. ross? boehner. rothman? pelosi. roybal-allard? pelosi. royce? boehner. runyan? boehner. ruppersberger? pelosi. rush? pelosi. ryan of ohio? pelosi. ryan of wisconsin? boehner. linda t. sanchez? pelosi. lorettasanchez? pelosi. sarbanes? pelosi. scalise? boehner. schakowsky? >> my hero, nancy pelosi. . >> pelosi. schiff? pelosi.

payne, my good friend and traveling companion. >> thank you very much. i have been here the least amount of time so i will be brief. >> take all the time you'd like. >> oh, wow. >> yeah. >> first of all, let me congratulate you on your chairmanship of this committee again. you served with distinction previously and i know that you will continue to serve in that bipartisan way. >> thank you very much for that. >> we, of course, are very concerned about the so-called job killing health care act repeal. i think that it's just the reverse. it's a people living health care bill, however repealing it is certainly going to make it difficult for people to have a quality of life that they deserve in a developed country, and the question about job killing as a matter of fact if you would look at the job statistics, largest growth to be truthful in jobs happened in the health care industry so you know the name of the legislation kind of baffles me. i will be brief, and i just simply would like to state the repeal of the patients and affordable care act would be a v

payne for five minutes. >> thank you very much for yielding, ms. chairperson. i would like to focus my line of questioning on china's economic interests in africa and the impact and implications of china's engagement with african nations for governance, economic growth and human rights across the continent. expansion of china's investment in africa that we witness today began in the 1990s. in that decade alone, china's investment grew by an impressive 700%. accompanying this economic expansion was the wave of chinese migrants from be 750,000 in 2007 who live in africa now, mainly construction, mining workers and oil workers and private traders, but not an expansion of the africa middle class that would normal hi accompany -- normally accompany infrastructure development. there's been p complex and varied reactions among analysts regarding china's engagement in africa ranging from enthusiasm and guarded optimism to concern over potential chinese strategy and economic threats to western or african interests. so i'd like to get your thoughts on the overall scope o

, thank you for your leader -- donald payne, thank you for your leadership as chairman of the foundation. and congratulations on receiving the foundation's performing arts scholarship. it's important to recognize the talent congress us in many different ways. and what a great honor to receive that from the c.b.c. back to john f. kennedy. he said at the time, this nation was founded by men, men, of many nations and backgrounds and was founded on the principle that all men are created equal. and the rights of every man are diminished when the rights of one man is threatened. i did not really mean that as a source of humor, but in any event, the fact when the rights of one person are threatened, then the rights of every person are diminished. what we are facing now as we go forward, and emmanuel addressed this. is that if we are talking about the dignity and words of every person and everyone is equal, then it is really important in our society that dignity be afforded the ability to make a living. suitable to the talents that people have. it isn't enough to say we are going to put people b

payne for five minutes. >> thank you very much for yielding, ms. chairperson. i would like to focus my line of questioning on china's economic interests in africa and the impact and implications china's engagement with african nations for governance, economic growth and human rights across the continent. expansion of china's investment in africa we witness today began in the 1990s. in that decade alone, china's investment grew by an impressive 700%. accompanying this economic expansion was the wave of chinese migrants from be 750,000 in 2007 who live in africa now, mainly cotruction, mining workers and oil workers an private traders, but not an expansion of the africa middle class that would normal hi accompany -- normally accompany infrastructure delopment. there's been p complex and varied reactions among analysts regarding china's engagement in africa ranging from enthusiasm and guarded optimism to concern over potential chinese strategy and economic threats to western or african interests. so i'd like to g your thoughts on the overall scope of china's growi

payne. mr. payne: each state shall appoint, in such manner as the l lislature thereof may direct, a number of electors, equal to the whole number of senators and representatives to which the state may be entitled in the congress, but no senator or representative, or person holding an office of trust or profit under the united states, shall be appointed an elector. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from indiana, mr. young. mr. young: the congress may choose the electors and the day which shall give their vote, the same will be throughout the united states. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone. mr. pallone: no person, except a natural born citizen at the time of the adoption of this constitution shall be eligible for the office of the president -- the speaker pro tempore: the chair will remind persons in the gallery -- the chair will remind all persons in the gallery that they are here at guests of the house and that any manifestation of approval or di

payne: as we think about the tragedy of those who lost their lives, i implore each and every one of us to overflow in support and love. we know that only love drives out hatred and only good drives out evil. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. lungren: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. brady. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. brady: we gather here today to honor the victims and heroes that took place in arizona this past weekend. gabby giffords is one of the best this house has to offer. gabby embodies the type of public servant in of -- many of us try to be, smart, kind and dedicated, fulfilling they are duty, representing her constituents. that's why she was holding a public meeting on the first weekend of the new session. i pray for her recovery and that of her staff and i look forward to working with her once more in this body. i think in the darkest miamis of history we also see the brightest stars, the men who wrestled the gunman to the floor, the woman who kick

payne, the ranking member designate of the subcommittee on africa global health and human rights for five minutes. >> thank you very much. i would like to focus on china's economic interests in africana and implications of china's in engagement with african nations for governance of the drizzle economic growth and human rights across the continent, expansion of china's investment in africa we witnessed today began in 1990s. in that decade alone china's investment grew by an impressive 700%. accompanying this economic expansion was the wave of chinese migrant. some 750,000 in 2007 who live in africa now. mainly construction mining workers and oil workers and private traders but not an expansion of the africa middle-class that would normally accompany infrastructure development. it has been complex and varied reactions among analysts regarding implications of china's engaged and in africa. this had guarded optimism to concern over potential chinese strategy and economic threat to african or western interests. i want to get your thoughts on the overall scope of china's growing ties with

payne. mr. payne: each state shall appoint, in such manner as the l lislature thereof may direct, a number of electors, equal to the whole number of senators and representatives to which the state may be entitled in the congress, but no senator or representative, or person holding an office of trust or profit under the united states, shall be appointed an elector. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from indiana, mr. young. mr. young: the congress may choose the electors and the day which shall give their vote, the same will be throughout the united states. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from n jersey, mr. pallone. mr. pallone: no person, except a natural born citizen at the time of the adoption of this constitution shall be eligible for the office of the president -- the speaker pro tempore: the chair will remind persons in the gallery -- the chair will remind all perns in the gallery that they are here at guests of the house and that any manifestation of approval or disapp

finally the poster winner junior high, francesca payne. they represent you out there.at supporter, is with us and you know him also. >> shalom, pro-life america. [cheers and applause] god bless you, and god bless nellie gray. kofi longevity. i want to give a shout out to michael who 32 years ago brought me to speak to my first march for life. with the baby killing situation we are seeing the kevorkian the birth. this is a continuum of those who devalue pre-born through partial birth abortion which the late senator moynihan called murder. the liberals and, socialists who championed the killing of the people in the murder agenda don't connect the dots. when ultimately dr. kevorkian them or their loved ones. god act measure for measure and this evil of abortion are often signing their own adult death sentences. that is the lesson of kevorkian and the culture of death. my friends, for 2,000 years millions of jews sit on the ground for the destruction of the temples and the loss of life. we need to put the limitations which includes a freeze of compassion that mothers who s

payne? pelosi. pearce? boehner. pelosi? pelosi. pence? boehner. perlmutter? pelosi. peters? pelosi. peterson? pelosi. petri? boehner. pingree? pelosi. pitts? boehner. platts? boehner. poe? boehner. polis? pelosi. pompeo? boehner. posey? boehner. price of -- georgia? boehner. quayle? boehner. quigley? pelosi. rahall? pelosi. rangel? pelosi. reed? boehner. rehberg? boehner. reichert? boehner. renacci? boehner. reyes? pelosi. ribble? boehner. richardson? pelosi. richmond? boehner. -- pelosi. rigell? boehner. rivera? boehner. roby? boehner. roe? boehner. rogers of alabama? boehner. rogers of kentucky? boehner. rogers of michigan? boehner. rohrabacher? boehner. rokita? boehner. rooney? boehner. roskam? ros-lehtinen? boehner. roskam -- roskam? boehner. ross? schuler. ross? boehner. rothman? pelosi. roybal-allard? pelosi. royce? boehner. runyan? boehner. ruppersberger? pelosi. rush? pelosi. ryan of ohio? pelosi. ryan of wisconsin? boehner. linda t. sanchez? pelosi. lorettasanchez? pelosi. sarbanes? pelosi. scalise? boehner. schakowsky? >> my hero, nancy pelosi. . >> pelosi. schiff? pelosi.

now, let me ask his friend, steve payne lucas to come.almost turned it down. i was told i had three minutes. how can you say what you want to say about one of the greatest persons we produced in this country in three minutes? if you ever dealt with bobby shriver, when he tells you three minutes, it's really three minutes. [laughter] so i have no choice but when the news came about his death, i felt like losing an election. i'm too old to cry, but it hurts too much to laugh. shriver's departure is no small thing. someone asked me yesterday who was he like? who do you compare him with? i thought for just a few minutes, and the one name that came to my mind was nelson mandela. this was no ordinary person put here on earth. like mandela, he carried no animosity. those who saw south africa gain independence, you know, it will be a blood bath. mandela said, no, only if we will respect each other's culture. we could have cultural sensitivity, the keyword to shriver these thing in the peace corp.. we talk about being trained and whatnot, but the

is payne webber issued a downgrade to construction companies on the wall street stock markets and stocks exchanges and their stocks declined yesterday in the wake of the adoption of this rule. again, i earlier today submitted press accounts that describe, in fact, the sequence of what actually happened. we are talking here about a sector of the u.s. economy that's not in a recession, it's in a depression. the construction trades right now are looking at unemployment rates of 25% rather than shrinking and inhibiting the transportation infrastructure of this country, we should be investing in it. let's be clear here. there's not going to be any public -- excuse me, private investment that's going to fill the gap that's being created by undercutting the sanctity of the highway trust fund. the fact of the matter is, this is done through public dollars and every generation, going back to really jefferson, has understood that this is essential to have an economy that can thrive and grow. as i said, we have now left the highway funding of this country, subject to the whims of the annual appropr

my son -- wouldn't -- maybe he wouldn't exist but for the "geographic" -- mel payne, the editor back then, or actually the head of the science research -- i can't remember his exact title but whatever it was, louis leakey said, well, you can't expect jane goodall to be out there on her own in the bush and have this young dutch photographer come out and have the two of them on their own. i mean this is a different era. we're going back 48 years or something. so it was a way of getting my mother out for a second time. he said, you know, she must have a chaperon. that was always the big joke at the geographic, this is the most expensive chaperon in history. so. >> that's great. and we have the october issue here that features gombe 50 and amazing photographs and the great interview with you. you want to talk about that article too and what it means to you? >> it was actually going to be on the cover but the oil spill bumped it off the cover. it would have been the cover, actually. but you know, national geographic is no longer only published in the u.s. it's published in many other crie

spirit of selfless service that makes our state and our country that shining city on a hill that tom payne wrote about over two centuries ago. surely, we can use their example as an inspiration to us all. [applause] >> third, it's time to restore transparency and integrity to our government decision-making process. in iowa, we prided ourselves on limited but quality government services. when government said it would do something, we did it. and for the right reasons. our problems were serious but manageable. and as a people of good faith, we rolled up our sleeves and solved them but we've gotten off-track. we've overpromised and underdelivered turning solutions into problems. iowans deserve better. [applause] >> and we will get back -- we will get back on track with a slimmer, better managed and sustainable government that you can count on it when you need it. and it will start by opening up to the people, our budgets, briefings, and the like. sunshine remains the best cure for what ails our government. [applause] >> the fourth principle of our new covenant in iowa must be a renewed commit

payne, the member of the subcommittee on global health and human rights for 5 minutes. >> thank you veryt for government, economies, and human rights across the continue innocent. what we recognized today began in 1990s and investment grew by 700%. accompanying this expansion was the wave of chinese migrants, some 750,000 in 2007 who live in africa now, mainly construction mining workers, oil workers, and private traders, but not an expansion of the africa middle class that would normally accompany infrastructure development. there's been complex and varied reactions among analysts regarding the implications of china ease involvement in africa. there's guarded on optimism over threats to western interests. i'd like to get your thoughts on the overall scope of china's growing ties with africa, what are the main political and economic goals, what are the main potential benefits or draw backs of africa with the ties, and also in what ways have ties with the african government have bad effects on human rights and the priorities in china. they've had a meeting where 43 countries were invited,

finally the poster winner junior high, francesca payne. they represent you out there. thank you. >> av your friend, a great supporter, is with us and you know him also. >> shalom, pro-life america. [cheers and applause] god bless you, and god bless nellie gray. kofi longevity. i want to give a shout out to michael who 32 years ago brought me to speak to my first march for life. with the baby killing situation we are seeing the kevorkian the birth. this is a continuum of those who devalue pre-born through partial birth abortion which the late senator moynihan called murder. the liberals and, socialists who championed the killing of the people in the murder agenda don't connect the dots. when ultimately dr. kevorkian them or their loved ones. god act measure for measure and this evil of abortion are often signing their own adult death sentences. that is the lesson of kevorkian and the culture of death. my friends, for 2,000 years millions of jews sit on the ground for the destruction of the temples and the loss of life. we need to put the limitations which includes a fre