i rise in support of house resolution 1169, honoring the 125th anniversary of rollins college. rollins college is one of the oldest institutions of higher education in the state of florida. founded in 1885 by new england congress regationalists, it's a small liberal arts college with a personalized education. it educates students for global citizenship and responsible leadership, empowering graduates to pursue meaningful lives and productive careers. it's guided by excellence and community. today it serves almost 3,300 students and employs 700 faculty and staff. it awards over 800 degrees annually. notable alumni include producers of hollywood films. they have a reputation for excellence in education. it was ranked the number one southern masters level university by "u.s. news" and world report in 2010. the college's students have received a numb of awards for a high level of community service and their willingtons give back to the surrounding communities. rollins college has made a lasting mark on the lives of its students and community throughout the past 125 years. istand to

betty rollin has our report. >> it's called cyberabuse, and it looks like this. this is the sort of message that erin roy and her sorority sisters found themselves confronted with in erin's junior year of college. erin is now a senior at marist college in poughkeepsie, new york, a small college with a catholic heritage. >> one day i came home from class, walked in my house, and my housemates were huddled around the computer, and they said that they had heard of and found this website. so i went over, checked it out, and just saw terrible, terrible things written. initially, it definitely affected a lot of girls i know. i think they were just devastated, embarrassed, upset. marist is a very small school. so one person hears something and it spreads like wildfire even if it holds no truth.op >> the website that was spreading the malicious gossip at marist and 500 other colleges and universities was called juicycampus. incredibly, the students had no way to stop it since the messages were all anonymously written and the web site was under no legal obligation to remo

lanes are wide open at 355 and rollins avenue. bradley an connecticut a good amount of volume blue no major delays to report this way. finally we are flying southbound on the gw parkway. article after early-morning accidents that have cleared it is pretty much smooth sailing from baltimore to inside the beltway. happy monday, everybody. you are waking up with 9 news now. we'll be right back. >>> now and then you will hear a moment that changed someone's life. >> i found myself in an apartment where they what nothing. >> he was out delivering food to the needy when it hit them. they need a lot more. >> they had no food, beds, couches, tables or chairs. >> reporter: after the seeing the same situation four or five times that day. >> i pulled over on the side of georgia after and said that is it i'm going to stop everything else and create a solution. >> reporter: out of this that came the wider circle. it is a lot of volunteers collecting stuff that a lot of us may throw away and giving it away one house hold at a time, couch, bed,

hitter in the major leagues, and that guy behind him, he is son his way to the hall of fame, jimmy rollinsa world series contender. miguel and mark teixeira. so brian roberts, 279 doubles out of that lead-off shot. last year he led the american league in base hits. when you're on the team and when you're healthy, second base has become an offensive- minded position. ty wigginton can keep his bat in the lineup. he has been playing at second base. what have you seen of ty so far and how has he handled split. >> i have been excited to see wiggy come into his own. he work sod hard this winter and you love to see guys get an opportunity to play. he came over here last year. he thought he was going to play more outfield. this year he went down with an injury. and he lost about 15 pounds this winter, and you're seeing that hard work begin the pay off. and obviously he has nine home runs, 17 rbi's right now. and for three straight years he hit 20-plus home runs. so it is not like he doesn't have any pedigree in the big leagues. and right now in our organization, it is the first time he is getting

demonstration to what i would call kill the constellation program is areas one and areas five rockets and 200 rollin infield allin to the speculatively called will be in a word devastating. that isn't my word, that is the word used by the commander of apollo 11, 13 and 17. it's going to be devastating for the main reasons. one, the determination of the shuttle we will be for the first time in nerly 50 years for a period of years unable to go into the low earth orbit and put ourselves at the mercy of the russians. second, we are going to dismantle a world-class work force that will be virtually if not completely impossible to reconstitute. third we are going to relinquish status as leaders and pioneers in space exploration. i do not look forward tohe day i will explain to my children by the chinese are putting their flag on the moon over hours. we've spent nearly $10 billion, $10 billion on the constellation program. and while it isn't a perfect project, it is the wall of the land. and mr. chairman i think it is worth noting that congress has been clear in every authorizing the program twice in 2005

host: to wyoming next, rollins, wyomi wyoming. caller: good morning, gentlemen. find i'm in an interesting position in this state that i have known in all of my life. i moved here from las vegas and las vegas indeed is a disaster. when i left there several years ago, it was a disaster waiting to happen. i came here to this little town and it was busy. that was during the bush administrati administration. and, of course, mr. clean and mr. bush -- mr. cheney and mr. bush were drilling everything as fast as they could and that caused a boom to occur in places like there. and it has had a history of boom and bust. it has always been that way here. and it is a peculiar attitude that people have when it booms. everybody goes out an spends all their money, they are rolling along, then it slows down. well, during this last few years i acquired a building lot for not much money and i cleared it and improved it and started building on it a few years ago. i now have the sheldon and it is coming -- shell is done but i hired a few people last fall and built it. with the super

but the name of the person that ronald reagan and ed rollins wanted to get out of the way was s.i. they offered him the job of ambassador if he dropped out of the california g.o.p. primary in 1982. nothing happened. it was a nonissue. now, abraham lincoln's cemetery that president obama is going visit is a veterans cemetery. and i buried my husband there two years ago. he was a member it was 173rd airborne, vietnam, and i think my husband and all of them buried in that cemetery are just as good as veterans that are buried in arlington or any other cemetery. so i don't think that's a problem either. thank you. caller: i was on another ship that was hit by enemy fire and we lost people, so i know what combat is. and c-span is negligent because you still have not shown on your screen the actual wording of the statute which says that it doesn't make any difference whether it's part-time or full-time, whether it's compensated or not compensated, but there is a clear violation of law. these people don't know this. until you show it on their screen, all these people say, well, it's much a

demonstration to what i would call kill the constellation program is areas one and areas five rockets and 200 rollininfield allin to the speculatively called will be in a word devastating. that isn't my word, that is the word used by the commander of apollo 11, 13 and 17. it's going to be devastating for three main reasons. one, the determination of the shuttle we will be for the first time in nearly 50 years for a period of years unable to go into the low earth orbit and put ourselves at the mercy of the russians. second, we are going to dismantle a world-class work force that will be virtually if not completely impossible to reconstitute. third we are going to relinquish status as leaders and pioneers in space exploration. i do not look forward to the day i will explain to my children by the chinese are putting their flag on the moon over hours. we've spent nearly $10 billion, $10 billion on the constellation program. and while it isn't a perfect project, it is the wall of the land. and mr. chairman i think it is worth noting that congress has been clear in every authorizing the program twice in 2