the service and sacrifice of scott davis will never be fore goten. -- forgoton. the speaker pro tempore: are there any further requests for one-minute speeches? for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> mr. speaker, i rise to request to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today with another remarkable opportunity to recognize texas a&m university. mr. flores: an unprecedented third straight year was won in the men and women track team. they ran the 1,600 meter relay to give them their third consecutive titles in des moines, iowa. they won both men and women's teams title in three consecutive outdoor seasons. the amazing talent, depth and teamwork displayed by these athletes helped the team to overcome obstacle and a shaky start. i commend the coach for his outstanding leadership and guiding the agees to victory and for becoming the only coach to accomplish a triple-double in ncaa championships. and i recognize the

. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm scott shafer sitting in tonight for belva davis. welcome to "this week in northern california." joining me on our news panel tonight is rachel gordon, city hall reporter for "the san francisco chronicle." ana tintocalis, education reporter from the "california report" on kqed public radio and wyatt buchanan. sacramento bureau reporter for "the san francisco chronicle." wyatt, let's begin with you. it's been a few days since state legislators found out they're not going to get paid until they passed a balanced budget. how do they like working for free? >> they don't. nobody is happy about this decision, but the reactions came in different ways from different folks. mostly democrats came out and criticized it. republicans stayed either quiet or said, you know, okay, this is -- we're okay with this decision. we need a budget. there were a few democrats who said that, too, but there were some really fiery language from some democrats. >> now, of course, the state controller is a democrat, and just as they were unhappy with jerry brown's

i'm scott shafer sitting in for belva davis. good night.

the benefit them and screw you and me scott walker may be the face of this effort today but the first culprit was that rather obscure court reporter j.c. bancroft davis but with the stroke of his quill undo the intentions of our founders and sucked the nation down the road to corporatocracy please help us spread the truth about what really happened in a painful court case in one thousand nine hundred six and to put an end to corporate personhood and bus stop this ruthless takeover of our democracy. are all coming out of the case against the one n.s.a. whistleblower crumbles the obama administration steps up its probe of the wiki leaks more details after the break. twenty four seven live streaming news towns like to tell you about the ongoing financial hurricane unlimited three high quality videos for download. and stories you may never find on mainstream news. from the. political. person more on our team doctor just. for. fun. well forty years ago this week the new york times began publishing the pentagon papers leaks by a courageous whistleblower who wants to expose the mishandling of a war for the greater good of this country and today daniel ellsb

scott brown, massachusetts, susan collins, maine, lisa merkow ski, alaska, olympia snow main, and senator rand paul, kentucky. tim carney, what else happened in that race? i'm thinking about it, remember the name of jack davis he was a democrat who was running a pretend tea party candidacy. >> what happened? >> he brought in 9%. >> did they do that with a purpose in mind? >> yes, i think -- >> it's a convinced democrat. >> yes. >> and he managed the tea party -- >> may have done that -- [everyone talking at once] >> yes, they had done in in other districts. >> why did they do that? >> it was a strategy they tried in other districts. [everyone talking at once] delivering this republican seat to the democrats. >> i don't think you can say every one of his votes would orwin. >> how many would you say would have gone to him? >> i don't know it. would have bin a -- the fact -- [everyone talking at once] >> the fact that it was 4 points. >> now, he would even easily have delivered that. [everyone talking at once] >> playing math is not politics, john. that's traditionally republican district. this is a third -- >> there's another reason -- so what -- >> there's a reason why -- >> it was -- >> it was -- [everyone

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