san jose -- there are over a million people in san jose. there is not a majority of anything; 32 percent of our population is hispanic; 20 percent is asian. we've done great things to try and get inroads with these communities, and they don't always understand, because of language barriers and other things, what's taking place with this topic or this issue. but local law enforcement is the one that they look to, and they're fearful of us if we're coming into neighborhoods to respond to calls because they think somehow we're trying to do other things. be very clear. local law enforcement will be the first ones to step up if there is a criminal issue going on. if ice comes in and says we're looking for a homicide suspect -- he's an illegal immigrant, whatever the case may be -- local law enforcement across this country will step up and help. but do we want our local law enforcement agencies to be the primary focus of this enforcement on civil laws. and i'm telling you with the resources and the budgets, et cetera, and the community policing i

. >> reporter: at a location convention in san jose, 55 attendees were already signed up on four square and could find each other including grady forest. >> i use four square for a couple reasons. one is to share my location with my friends. two it's to find out where my friends are and three it's to help me remember where i've been. >> reporter: it's mostly the tech savvy younger generation, says founder crowley, that uses it to connect with friends. >> deaf definitely our demographics which is like mid 20s to mid 30s or so. it's primarily based around night life. what we're starting to see is parents with kids checking in at playgrounds to alert other parents about play dates. >> reporter: in fact parents have been using cell phones with g.p.s. to track their children for several years. verizon wireless provides what it calls family locationor for $9.99 a month but some people say that in the wrong hands, such devices can facilitate stalking. kevin bankstone an attorney with the electronic frontier foundation finds broadcasting your location troublesome. >> if you are publishing your

he is a great community leader in the city of san jose. he is doing some important and novel things with the police department there. the association has been a great partner with the department of homeland security. we are proud the 56 big-city police chiefs that you represent and the more than 800,000 sworn officers that are present in those departments. thank you, chief. before i open it up for discussion, i would like to speak about some of the immigration and border-related challenges that law enforcement faces. first, let me begin by saying that border security and enforcement is primarily the responsibility of the federal government. unfortunately, for decades, we have not had an effective strategy that is border-wide. we have not devoted the attention, personnel, or resources that have been required to cover the border all the way from brownsville to san diego. from day one, the obama administration has taken its responsibility here seriously. it has developed and implemented a clear strategy to obtainfá that personnel, those resou

san jose, california. caller: good morning. hi. thanks for taking my call. i have like a question, a comment, and then another kind of question like three directions i'm going in. one question is, well first my comment is nassa i believe has a technology to address the situation as far as taking all the garbage patching off, everything, and they shoot it into space. that to me seems simple. but nasa has billions and billions of dollars to go look for things out in space when they don't want to observe our oceans. anyway, i was wondering if piracy might add a factor to this in because there's thousands of ships out there and piracy issues. and then i was also wondering what do you do with the oil once it's separated, what happens with all that oil? host: a couple questions. i'm not sure we're able to answer. guest: the ppracy issue is not a factor here. what happens to the oil is it's actually transported to refineries and is refined. if it is absorbed, they have to dispose of that boom in accordance with u.s. hazardous material laws. you brought up nasa. i'm

defeat the nashville predators in the first round of the stanley cup then to vancouver canucks, and san josesharks before facing the philadelphia flyers in the final round. in a tense game six the hawks defeated the flyers when patrick cane scored the game winning goal in sudden death overtime marking the team's fourth stanley cup championship, their first since 1961. as the world saw during the chicago, the sports fans moved past their long time baseball rivalries and came together. mr. speaker, i would like to congratulate the blackhawks for their title and thank them on behalf of sports fans all over the metropolitan chicago area for their contribution in making chicago the dynamic sport city it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 , the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered or on which the votes incur objection under clause 6 of rule 20. record votes on postponed questions will be taken after 6:00 p.m. today. for what purpose does the the gentlewoman fro