i also want to thank my colleague sam johnson who is a real hero, having flown some 60 two missions of ago today, koreans world -- korean soldiers crossed the parallel that started a war that technically has not ended. the cease-fire of july 1953 ended a bloody struggle that made korea the main battlefield of freedom against communist tyranny. reports of that invasion 60 years ago or still burned in the memories of many americans, just like the news of pearl harbor. even president truman and his military leaders were surprised as they had little reason to expect an invasion on this front during the cold war. but they responded quickly. they put in place the leaders, the troops, the ships and fighters and bombers and tanks and everything needed to face the communists and say, "this far and no further." america was joined by 21 allies to preserve south korean as the from line of democracy and freedom. in the end, 628,000 allied soldiers gave their lives in the struggle, including 36,000 americans. we remember them today. there is an image that captures exactly why the sacrifices made in

i also want to thank my colleague sam johnson who is a real hero, having flown some 60 two missions of years ago today, koreans world -- korean soldiers crossed the parallel that started a war that technically has not ended. the cease-fire of july 1953 ended a bloody struggle that made korea the main battlefield of freedom against communist tyranny. reports of that invasion 60 years ago or still burned in the memories of many americans, just like the news of pearl harbor. even president truman and his military leaders were surprised as they had little reason to expect an invasion on this front during the cold war. but they responded quickly. they put in place the leaders, the troops, the ships and fighters and bombers and tanks and everything needed to face the communists and say, "this far and no further." america was joined by 21 allies to preserve south korean as the from line of democracy and freedom. in the end, 628,000 allied soldiers gave their lives in the struggle, including 36,000 americans. we remember them today. there is an image that captures exactly why the sacrifices ma

for retirement week resolution that i have sponsored with my friend and colleague representative sam johnson. we have championed this proposal in each of the last three years. saving for one's retirement is of paramount importance. less than 2/3 of workers are saving for retirement and those who are saving aren't saving enough to adequately fund their retirement. as a result, too many americans relie only on social security for retime. social security is the bedrock of retirement however on average, social security retirees receive $14,000 a year, hardly adequate as the sole source of retirement income for most americans. this resolution would help raise public awareness of the importance of saving for retirement and encourage greater personal financial responsibility. congress and employers can help encourage saving for retirement through information on long-term savings vehicles and through payroll deduction options that exist for most americans. the savings rate has risen to 3% up from two years ago when americans were barely saving at all. we can build awareness to save for emergencies,

johnson both eyeing their fifth brickyard victory. first lap of the race turned to kyle busch, flipped sam hornish jr. ind, where there's smoke, there's generally a pileup. seven cars. busch would finish eighth, hornish, 30th. 40 left to go, while pitting during the fourth caution, jimmie johnson ran into the back of bill elliott. johnson would receive treatment under the hood. and finish 26th. 23 laps to go after a caution, juan pablo montoya and jamie mcmurray both pit. montoya ta murray takes two tires, montoya, four. mcmurray leads it down the stretch. there would be no catching the man in the bass shop chevrolet. he would take the checkered flag and pucker up. kiss the bricks. the second win of the season, step up and finish. >>> baseball, alex rodriguez, one home run shy of .600, taking on the royals. bottom three, that's not number 600. that is a career rbi, 17, 83 and 4, all-time on the list. a-rod did not go deep. bottom of the eighth, scary moment, hit on the hand by blake wood. a-rod would leave the game but said he will be in the lineup on monday in cleveland. yankees win it by a final of 1

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