and then the time the image appeared at puckett's wrecker was nearly the same time. >> i think it was her spirit, apparition. and she come back to look for something. >> when people would watch it, the first thing they'd say it or she is looking for something. >> her husband had come up here and cleaned out the truck and had got all her belongings out of it like her wallet with her kids' pictures in it. so it could have been that. >> paranormal investigator joe nichol has a different theory. >> the least likely possibility is it's a ghost. the idea of a ghost is a lovely one, romantic, but not credible. but illusions of films of things that could look like ghosts aren't usually hoaxes or anomalies that just happen. >> over the next ten years, psychics, camera crews, and professional debunkers analyze the video. none has been able to definitively explain the image. >> i believe that it's not a hoax, doesn't have the warning signs and earmarks of a hoax. not easy to reproduce as a hoax. but it looks just like what happens when various kinds of insects get attracted to a security camera.

pucketts of the world. enthe businesses -- business owners, but not just the business owners, the folks who work for them, the folks so many times missed by what we are trying to do. by reforming our nation's regulatory system, we jump-start the engine of our economy, and when our economy gets up and going, our families flourish. now, a lot can be said about this whole package and there are other speakers who will speak later today about the different titles. i'm speaking specifically to title 4, which is commonly known as sue and settle. across the aisle, and i think i have talked to members of both democrats and republicans who go home and have town hall meetings, one of the things that happen all the time, you begin to talk about regulation and bills and what does this do, and i see this sense of many in the audience all of a sudden their eyes glaze over and they say here it comes, washington speak, we don't get it. i'm just a country boy from northeast georgia. and i just want to put it in simple terms.

you simply take a puckett of the mail with your name -- picture of the mail with your name and address and the app contacts the company to unsubscribe you. >>> we've got a good amount of rain today. we need more, but the good news, it's coming. >> more coming as soon as this one ends. it's going to be rainy and windy again, pretty rough evening for travel but glorious news in the rain bucket. we need of drop. here's a live look at the radar, kpix5 hi-def done learn. things are calmer, but -- doppler. things are calmer, but then we'll get rainfall and then a few more drier. we're seeing a lull now. some heavier showers just left napa, american canyon and fairfield and concord lifting north and east through the delta and showers still lingering around redwood city, palo alto, cupertino and sunnyvale and a few showers over san jose. how much rain today? santa rosa more than 1 1/2 inches, los gatos, 1.25, ocean beach, san francisco more than an inch just today, berkeley nearly an inch, more than 1/2- inch in dublin, 1/4-inch in pittsburg. we had thunderstorms tonight and about a dozen ligh

finally, consider and puck ette iii, the four -- puckett iii, a fourth generation business owner. his company distributes bricks to more than 15 states, has second, third and fourth generation employees, offers a fully funded profit-sharing retirement plan, and a 401-k matching program, and has a nurse practitioner come on site twice a month to provide a free clinic to all of its employees. but his company may now be shuttered in the face of two waves of sue and settle brick making emissions regulations that threaten to put his company and others like it out of business. after time-consuming litigation, the first regulations were thrown out in court. but not before the company had already lost at least $750,000 in compliance costs and the entire industry had lost $100 million. the second replacement regulations threaten to be twice as expensive, so expensive that columbus brick company expects to have to downsize by 2/3 or close. the translation for hardworking americans employed by such businesses is higher prices for goods, fewer job opportunities and lower wages. title 4 of the

air regulations inflibted the harms on rob james, avon lake, bob sales and his workers, alan puckett and his workers that i mentioned in my opening statement and discussion yesterday. to remove these areas of the bill would weaken their reforms to low they are cost of federal regulation. in looking that the amendment, in looking at the discussion that was just had, mr. speaker, by the gentleman offering, it goes back to a tired argument that is not worthy of debate on this floor. for the object -- to present an amendment is fipe. to present an amendment to say you don't like the way we're wanting to do that is fine but to retread and rework the idea that i or my children or anybody else's children want to breathe dirty air or dirty watt ore have child seats fall apart -- child restraints be broken or anything else is just not worthy of debate here on this floor. let's take the bill, i'll take your amendment, and i'll -- it's offered in good faith. but when we look at this bill, we're looking at jobs and again the argument made to protect the government bureaucracy from more work is n