at the riverside wine fest. it is being held at the solderly plantation in st.ry's county in hollywood, maryland. i have regina mccarthy here. she is a spokesperson for the maryland wineries association and you brought just a few of the wines that are being featured and some are unusual. now, i know the chardonnay but what is it? this one? this is an unusual wine. >> that is called -- it is an italian grape grown in southern maryland by slack winery. just one of the great wines that will be poured this weekend. one of 23 wineries represented at the riverside wine fest. >> this is very different. can i sniff it? >> here, you can smell it. >> you have it already poured? >> it is nice and lush. it is very robust. >> it is. this smells very nice. >> it will be great. red wine for this cold, fall weather we're getting this weekend. >> what else do we have? >> i also have a chardonnay from port of leonardtown winery who will be there in leonardtown, maryland. they have a variety of really fantastic wines. i have a chardonnay from running hare vineyard in calvert count

tavis: the king speech, given at the riverside church. we go see this movie one week or so ago on a saturday. the night before, i had been with dr. west inside riverside for the 40th anniversary program celebrating the uprising in attica, and attica was in the film. what they were fighting for in that era, for respect and dignity. just at a program last night celebrating the anniversary of attica. and the sweetest journalists -- swedish journalists did a good job. >> receptive in some ways to what is happening. more about understanding what was happening as opposed to demonizing it and criminalizing it. there was an attempt to criminalize it. they talked to people when they came to europe. there was a moment when dr. king and harry belafonte were with the swedish king. they said they could raise money for the movement there. the swedes were generous in raising money and everything else. the spirit of what was happening there was extraordinary. so you take this kind of understanding of the movement and get another picture of what was happen

today we're in sacramento at one of the really iconic restaurants of this city, the riverside clubhouse. you know, it's a place that's known for, well, the large cow that's atop it. kind of unique, right? that brings us to our first story. you know, in san francisco, they have more than 3,500 restaurants, and it's a number that's constantly changing because of some closing and some opening, but we found one restaurant that takes the farm-to-floor concept to an entirely different level. you may remember matthew and terces engelhart from our story a few years ago. they're the owners of the small but popular chain of restaurants in the bay area called cafe gratitude. >> it's amazing. it's delicious, amazing, beautiful. >> you may also remember cafe gratitude because the menu was particularly unique there. none of the entrees were cooked. nothing but raw food was served, and in a town where being different and unique is embraced, the idea was a success, and so the couple recently opened another eclectic restaurant called gracias madre in san francisco. the menu is mostly vegetarian, but unl

the morning. she's at riverside park on the upper west side of manhattan. that is where firefighters are gathering to pay tribute to their fellow firefighters who died in the attacks. we check in with her in just a bit. also, as always, on this sunday morning we'd like to say a special good morning to our service men and women watching us right now on the american forces network. thank you for being here, thank you for what you do and certainly on this day, a day that really changed the course of many of your lives. today we are going to remember the victims of 9/11. of course, in new york, washington and pennsylvania. i am here at what is just a gorgeous memorial, overlooking ground zero here in manhattan. this is where the families of the victims will gather here in just a bit. the picture you're seeing of is world trade center one, the tallest building in lower manhattan. the work there is not done. people will tell you the work for this country is not done. the people in the towers, the people on the planes, the first responders, all came to this point.

. >>> and california cities holding the top five spots for the most smog in the u.s., riverside is at the top of the list, based on the number of smog and alert days in 2010. this is followed by los angeles, fresno, and bakers field. they are looking at legislation to decrease air pollution. >>> and a hot one today, we have chief meteorologist bill meyer. >> yes, fog is down, at the coast, cooler at the ocean beaches more than yesterday. here is the marine layer, the fog back into the avenues of the city, out into the bay bridge, coming into san francisco now, over twin peaks, that is a big amount of cooling, happening quickly. temperatures yesterday out in the avenues, probably in some place s in the 80s. today, temperatures at about 58 degrees, a good 20 degrees cooler in some of the locations. so there is the fog, the golden gate bridge, the towers are about 720 feet high. so let's look at the north one, 720 feet, so the inversion is below that, basically the top of the fog. that is partly why we had a spare the air day today, because the inversion is so low. it will come up more a

the wall protects half of the riverside, but doesn't protect the other side.ance point and bingington, and the wall. hurricane agnes, this is what it did in 1972. waters have never been this high in some spots. >> thank you. >>> it's the mother of all texas wildfires. it's 1400 homes burning to the ground. it's 30% contained. we will have a live report from that problem after this. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. female announcer: are you a vsp member? your satisfaction with transitions lenses is guaranteed. visit specialoffers.vsp.com/ transitions or ask your vsp doctor. is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. >>> want to take you to texas and the developments on the front lines of the massive wildfires keeps

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for what is a terrific job. [ applause ] that noise, by the way, over my shoulder at the memorial here at riverside is a number of speeches now and people making presentations. literally one of the most beautiful memorials in new york city, the firefighters memorial, which was placed there in 1913, and the last ten years it's where firefighter have come to pay their respects to the 343 firefighters who died. i hope they all have a chance to watch our document tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, "beyond bravery: women at ground zero." >> soledad, thanks. >> thanks, soledad. we want to remind our viewers, "fareed zakaria: gps" is still to come in its entirety when we wrap up our coverage here. just ahead, canine search-and-rescue dogs were a common sight here ten years ago, sniffing through the wreckage of the world trade center on september 11th. next up, a memorial commemorating their contributions. ♪ [ doug ] i got to figure this out. i want to focus on innovation. but my data is doubling. my servers are maxed out. i need to think about something else when i run. [ male announcer ] with efficient i.t.

the flame burned for hours before it was capped. riverside still closed near interstate 80 in roseville. nobody injured but some businesses in the area had to be evacuated. it was the second time in a year that a gas line has broken under that street. >>> 14 people losing their homes to a fire in san francisco's lower haight neighborhood. investigators are still trying to find out what caused the four-alarm fire yesterday afternoon. it started in the third story unit at the corner of fillmore and haight street. you can see fully engulfed there. nobody was hurt. the building has a walgreens on the bottom floor 25 residential apartments up above. >>> the vice mayor of sausalito has publicly apologized for that hand slapping incident that has become a video sensation. mike kelly slapped the hand of fellow councilmember carolyn ford after she shushed him at the end of a long meeting two weeks ago. last night's meeting was the council's first since the incident. a new seats chart now has the two of them separated. >> this was truly uncharacteristi

he was a 2010 graduate and had just completed his first year at the university of california, riverside. beloved by teachers and students, here is what an administrator said about stephane. he was an amazing student, all ap class as possible, a perfect attendance, and a star athlete with a maturity beyond his years. he was such a fine gentleman, destined for greatness, and his untimely passing is so unfortunate. the board of education and expresses condolences sooto the families. meeting adjourned. >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i applied to the. >> how long did it take you to develop this work f

that was not the case in southern california, riverside county really got hit hard. w responsible for it which was off santa barbara and l.a. has moved into arizona. it's raining in las vegas. it's getting kicked along by a system -- i will show you in a second. >>> 50s and 60s. almost everybody except concord and fairfield says cloudy to mostly cloudy. that's in the way of low clouds and fog. everybody is getting some -- some component of a west breeze. i think fairfield was 8, 9 miles an hour. today it's up to 20, 23. that's a big difference. they look good and they look good and they come in the valley and they lost everything. there could still be a few up towards tahoe and truckee, mammoth. i think most of it will stay now into southern nevada and utah. that system moves into the pacific northwest. that lifts the clouds. low clouds, cooler, -- cooler, breezy. it will still be nice. not the 90s but the fog along the coast is not going anywhere. 60s, 70s and 70s and 80s. >>> windy for some but then temperatures will continue their downward trend which won't be unti

perhaps junior did the park in riverside. >> the one thing not addressed 1 the issue of abolitionismin the subtitle. very quickly, tell us about his activities. >> sure, well, olmstead, he was called upon to travel across the south for the "new york times" to report on the conditions of slavery. the reason he got the gig as it were was because he was a gradualist, what somebody like thomas jefferson was, believed slavery was wrong and should end in good time. they were happy to have someone with that stance go down to the south, but while olmstead was reporting, read his dispatches and you can watch him make a transition from being a gradualist, the more he saw in the south, the more he was morally outraged and hardened into an abolitionist. >> you wrote books about ralph nader, alan greenspan, an olmstead. is there a common thread? >> there is. funny you ask. they are all diverse people. alan greenspan was a professional jazz musician becoming a member of ayn rand, presidential adviser and a chairman. ralph nader was a lawyer, a writer, and he invented for himself the job that did n

yanagawa is known for its riverside district and the traditional boast cruises are a popular tourist attraction. a special parade on water will be held in november to celebrate the local hero. >>> a world cup victory has given a major boost to women's soccer in japan. the national squad, known as nadeshko japan, won the trophy in july. that attracted a huge new following for the sport. but less than 10% of players are paid professionals. and unlike male players, most of them need to do other jobs. but now new moves are under way to get the women's league on a stronger financial footing. >> reporter: fukuoka j ankwaz is one of nine teams in the women's league. ever since the world cup twice as many people have been coming to see their games. the additional ticket sales are helping to cover expenses like stadium fees and travel costs. but the financial situation is still tight. undeterred, coach miya kawashima has found another way to cash in on their popularity. tying up with a local sports club, the team has started a soccer school for young girls. members of the ankwa squad are paid

the scene trying to cap it. it set a major intersection on fire as you can see. riversideut down for the past 2 and a half hours. this is live picture from roseville and strange scene underground 4 inch gas line that is leaking and caused the surface of the street to literally catch fire. it burned even as we speak. no word on when that area will be open but it's there in roseville tonight. >> 16 people now keyed from eating canteloupe may going deadliest food outbreak in more than a decade. salmonella and e.coli generally cause more illness but this is mr. deadly. typically sicken the elderly, pregnant women and thoughts with compromised i man system. so far illness reported in 14 states including california. outbreak has been traced to jensen farm an operation in holly colorado that recalled the tainted canteloupe early this month. >> it is estimated that 20 percent, 20 percent of returning troops will suffer from ptsd or major depression. research is critical as those numbers are expected to grow with more troops coming home. tonight health and science reporter carolyn

the unexpected visitors. about three hours after we showed up, riverside fire department inspectors arrived at his shop. lt? another stack of paperwork to fill out. a new hazardous material fee and the possibility that he may have to pay for electronic monitoring of his fire sprinkler system. >> house speaker john boehner recently wrote a letter to president obama complaining about nearly 200 newly proposed regulations on business. he said the house is considering legislation that would require congressional approval of any new regulation that is have a significant impact on jobs. casey wian, cnn, riverside, california. >>> casey, thank you. still ahead, the lights suddenly go out for millions of people. but did it all happen because somebody goofed? that is ahead. >>> also, okay, so we've all seen planking, but there's a new internet craze. this one is more bizarre. i hadn't heard about this. maybe you're more hip. it's called batmaning? you'll hear what is behind this oddity. we're back in 70 seconds. >> joining me this hour, stacy francis, a certified financial planner and president of francis financi

. >> reporter: with help from kevin hall, archivist of the metropolitan museum in riverside california>> there's lee. they're still in france at that time. with the puppy. >> reporter: as shown in the film, finding rin-tin-tin, duncan discovered a family of german shepherds following al battle in france. >> hey. >> reporter: he name one of them rin-tin-tin after a popular french folklore character and managed to spirit him into the u.s.. >> he felt that there was something about the dog that was exceptional. >> reporter: he even goes as far as writing a screen play for rin-tin-tin to star in a movie. >> yes. >> reporter: how does he get rin-tin-tin's paw in the door? >> you know, hollywood was very different back then. so lee literally took the dog, screen play under one arm, dog's leash in the other, walked up and down sunset boulevard knocking on doors and saying, i've got this terrific dog. i also have the screen play. give us a shot. >> reporter: and the fledgling warner brothers did. green lighting duncan's film "where the north begins" with rinty playing a noble dog raised by wol

the search for william billy waterman and his wife started in february after her daughter reported them missing from their home in riversideounty. san mateo county sheriff deputies and the sfpd divers scoured the area near devil's slide after their car was found there. colleen waterman was found murdered in a hotel room in the marina district. investigators hope someone recognizes this picture of 59-year-old billy waterman, there he is. he has red hair and about six feet tall and weighs roughly 160 pounds. >> we are learning more about a convicted felon in san jose, arrested for having a stockpile of explosives, guns and ammunition in its home. police arrested 63-year-old mark sedlock for making criminal threats and illegally possessing weapons. yesterday the bomb squad blew up eight explosive devices found in their home. they evacuated 10 neighboring houses. they found 40 to 50 firearms with ammunition. the explosives were left over the 4th of july fireworks. the convicted felons were banned from possessing the weapons. >> he knows that, but he still has a right to bear arms regardless of what anybody else says. >> he has

the search for william billy waterman and his wife started in february after her daughter reported them missing from their home in riverside county. san mateo county sheriff deputies and the sfpd divers scoured the area near devil's slide after their car was found there. colleen waterman was found murdered in a hotel room in the marina district. investigators hope someone recognizes this picture of 59-year-old billy waterman, there he is. he has red hair and about six feet tall and weighs roughly 160 pounds. >> we are learning more about a convicted felon in san jose, arrested for having a stockpile of explosives, guns and ammunition in its home. police arrested 63-year-old mark sedlock for making criminal threats and illegally possessing weapons. yesterday the bomb squad blew up eight explosive devices found in their home. they evacuated 10 neighboring houses. they found 40 to 50 firearms with ammunition. the explosives were left over the 4th of july fireworks. the convicted felons were banned from possessing the weapons. >> he knows that, but he still has a right to bear arms regardless of what anybody else says. >> he h

when i lived in southern california, i was a member of riverside county sheriff's bertran mounted posse in it. the respect is definitely there. last thursday on my way home from the medical center, i was pulled over by a motorcycle officer heading westbound on irving. i was not able to pull over at the time because the cars were parked on irving street. i had my right hand signal going. and he knew i had the intention of pulling over. i was somewhere, i had just passed 12th ave. i turned right and parked around the corner, rolled my window down. he approached the vehicle. i am not exaggerate when i say he was screaming at me. did i not know to pull over when their lights and sirens and? by the way, he had his sirens going. there is a whoop-whoop thing going too. i thought i had committed a crime. he was very hostile and very angry. he said, don't you know that people could be dying? you needed to pull over. i said that is why i went around the corner. he said that i could have been hiding drugs in my vehicle by the time it took me to pull over. i offered that he could surge my car. he could search

the river is going very fast on each side of this home. just a couple of days ago it was riverside property. now it's in the river. people i talked to, they like living here. it's a beautiful place. we are here now and it's flooding. oftentimes, most of the time it's gorgeous to live next to the river. you can hear it. just a beautiful setting. we don't know how long it's going to take for many people to get back home. the river dropped down a whole bunch since we got here. just from where i'm standing is probably about 20 yards away from where the water was. it's coming down a bit. still each area is different. this is a big one here showing even though they have flood insurance, that is good news. it's going to be a while before they can get back in. it's going to be a lot of work before things get back to normal. people i talked to from this house, they have some big decisions to make. there was records flooding in 2006. then record flooding again this year. from what i understand, that's a lot to talk. >> so tough for so many of those folk. especially the river still running th

without the requisite fretting or riverside. in fact come a few days ago the fbi and homeland security issued an al qaeda threat to small aircraft just a few days ago. just let me give you briefly the facts come in the way understanding. we depart from its core that of busting a tree at both important and so. that's how this got started. the boaters out there. this person is taking flight lessons. he was one of several mexican foreign nationals who traveled to the valley to get the pilot's license. homeland security went up there after the fact and deported three of them because i think the problem was instead of using a proper and one student visa, because they were getting training, they were operating under a v1, b2 visitor visa. so instead of a student visa, the recent tourist visa is to get that training. eventually, saa was asked in a sad, the mexican-based company that comes are tedious to do their training was leasing the aircraft to the pilots to train. again, fao rules basically the pilot and is responsible for the airc

the gasoline miss sacramental taken at the video see the fire burning on the street is an underground area is a curvy way at riversideuted burning there someone out of control. luke crews are looking to back up into the do. there should down. >> a nine degrees expected for san jose and has been to conduct the temperature trend of the next few days things will start to cool off as we head into the rest of the work week. temperatures back to the up 60 for san francisco by friday mid-70s for oakland. there's also a chance of a very slight chance of some pop-up showers over the weekend. i will have full forecast coming up in just a minute. >> now to the developing story opening statements wrap up in the trial of michael jackson's physician dr. conrad murray is accused of giving it what happens to be a lethal dose of a powerful sleeping aid of jack and the night he died he is video of jackson's family arriving to the courthouse center has more on the first day of the trout. >> dr. conrad murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly administering the lethal dose of propofol to michael jackson. >> it was th

without the requisite fretting or riverside. in fact come a few days ago the fbi and homeland security issued an al qaeda threat to small aircraft just a few days ago. just let me give you briefly the facts come in the way understanding. we depart from its core that of busting a tree at both important and so. that's how this got started. the boaters out there. this person is taking flight lessons. he was one of several mexican foreign nationals who traveled to the valley to get the pilot's license. homeland security went up there after the fact and deported three of them because i think the problem was instead of using a proper and one student visa, because they were getting training, they were operating under a v1, b2 visitor visa. so instead of a student visa, the recent tourist visa is to get that training. eventually, saa was asked in a sad, the mexican-based company that comes are tedious to do their training was leasing the aircraft to the pilots to train. again, fao rules basically the pilot and is responsible for the airc

away on a stretcher from gunshot it is a well-known hangups of the east bay dragons motorcycle club and following up on of fire at riverside avenue when we this is ariel charts a gas leak and with that setup section of the road on fire adjacent streets and have been an shot down and the tempers flared unwelcome on a smoking ban and how this law would be in force when >> residence in favor of them new smoking ban can breathe a little bit easier and outboard pay approved one on tuesday prohibiting smoking in all downtown concord area is about property owners can be exempt upon request when several businesses in which favor the new law some phyllis a violation of personal rights endowed >> if we leave our door open net result in that drives away business and looks like we're close and that we're on welcoming >> how far is it going to go bomb the, seven of on their plate to do with >> there outside having a smoke when i have awful bore >> you could face a misdemeanor charge and six months in jail concord police chief said at they will warn that people first before a citation is issued i mean people will be able to police thems

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. >> stahl: earlier this year, the leader of a neo-nazi group was murdered in riverside, california.s jeff hall. he was a burly man, six-foot- three, a devoted father of five young children, and a plumber who had been unemployed for three years. jeff hall was shot at near zero range in his own living room. what was astonishing was who shot him. >> jeff hall: we've been through a lot together, some of us, you know. seriously... >> stahl: this is 32-year-old jeff hall. these pictures were taken just hours before he was executed, right in this room. the executioner-- this child, his son. his ten-year-old son. but if you find this image disturbing, consider this one taken two weeks earlier... >> zeig heil! >> stahl: ...a neo-nazi rally on the streets of trenton, new jersey. >> hall: who's streets? >> our streets! >> hall: who's streets? >> our streets! >> hall: who's streets? >> our streets! >> hall: zeig heil! >> stahl: jeff hall was a rising star in the largest neo-nazi group in the country, the national socialist movement or nsm. >> zeig heil! >> stahl: the numbers nationwide are stil

the potential costs of control to achieve federal clean air standards, that was estimated at about $4 billion a year. >> reporter: back to those unexpected visitors. about three hours after we showed up, riversidetack of paperwork to fill out, a new hazardous material fee and the possibility that he may have to pay for electronic monitoring of his fire sprinkler system. house speaker john boehner recently wrote a letter to president obama complaining about 200 newly proposed regulations on business. he said the house is considering legislation that would require congressional approval of any new regulations that have a significant impact on jobs. casey wian, cnn, riverside, california. >> i think that's very worrisome that you would need congressional approval of new regulations. i mean, there's a lot of concern about overregulation, but it's become so fashionable to hate regulation that we forgot on the cancers that people don't get, and the injuries that people don't get on the jobs and the things little children don't swallow because of regulation. >> you're saying some regulation is good. >> i don't think it's congress, i don't think we need to clutter congress up with approving of regulati

they burned riverside avenue near interstate 80 in roseville. thee was fed by a broken natural gas line. no one was hurt but some businesses in the area were evacuated. this was the second time in a year that a gas line has broken under that same street. >>> san francisco fire investigators are looking for the cause of this. it chased more than a dozen people out of their homes in the lower haight neighborhood. the four-alarm fire started at the top floor of the building at fillmore and haight streets yesterday afternoon. phone was hurt. there is a walgreens on the street floor and 25 residences above. >>> sausalito's vice mayor mike kelly issued a public apology last night for slapping the hand of another city council member two weeks ago. carolyn ford shushed kelly at the end of a long meeting. last night's meeting was the council's first since the incident. a new seating chart now separated them. >> this was truly uncharacteristic behavior on my part. i am deeply embarrassed by my action and i apologize to carolyn ford and to the citizens of saus

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without the requisite fretting or riverside. in fact come a few days ago the fbi and homeland security issued an al qaeda threat to small aircraft just a few days ago. just let me give you briefly the facts come in the way understanding. we depart from its core that of busting a tree at both imortant and so. that's how this got started. the boaters out there. this person is taking flight lessons. he was one of several mexican foreign nationals who traveled to the valley to get the pilot's license. homeland security went up there after the fact and deported three of them because i think the problem was instead of using a proper and one student visa, because they were getting training, they were operating under a v1, b2 visitor visa. so instead of a student visa, the recent tourist visa is to get that training. eventuay, saa was asked in a sad, the mexican-based company that comes are tedious to do their training was leasing the aircraft to the pilots to train. again, fao rules basically the pilot and is responsible for the aircraf

without the requisite fretting or riverside. the fbi and homeland security issued an al qaeda threat to small aircraft just a few days ago. just let me give you briefly the facts come in the way understanding. we depart from its core that of busting a tree at both important and so. that's how this got started. the boaters out there. this person is taking flight lessons. he was one of several mexican foreign nationals who traveled to the valley to get the pilot's license. homeland security went up there after the fact and deported three of them because i think the problem was instead of using a proper and one student visa, because they were getting training, they were operating under a v1, b2 visitor visa. so instead of a student visa, the recent tourist visa is to get that training. eventually, saa was asked in a sad, the mexican-based company that comes are tedious to do their training was leasing the aircraft to the pilots to train. again, fao rules basically the pilot and is responsible for the aircraft itself. the issue i ha

the labor market. as a number of statistics and a testimony to show discrepancies and i want to emphasize to me it's really illustrative of san jose is a tight market cameras riverside is a loose market. it was in the same state you cannot housing markets that are very different than we need to target policies in a way to keep that in mind. let me talk briefly about the rental market, which is the study to see some minor declines. but we also still have about 4 million think of rental units although that's down about 500,000 units from last year. again, the user tightness of markets tends to mirror the housing market we are in. money and emphasizing that sometimes we overlook why talk about housing market, which are those without homes. father of urdu statistics on his good as what we have on the other side, homelessness has increased over last year -- it has increased particularly among family homelessness and increased particularly in suburban areas. i think of rethinking of our current home programs to see the assist people in new areas in southern traditional focus is something that merits attention. >> thank you. ms. zelman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as we en

players and went into acting >> i played for the sentences could giants it's great to be back here and what is your background in baseball >> ipad i played uc riversidee two guys walked up >> got my first major film in 2003 guacamole >> i move to l.a. i year- and-a-half ago when it happened six months after i moved to l.a. perfect timing a great mixture to happen with >> was it a natural transition for you guys pro baseball to acting with which it on here a lot of those people and transition what >> everything you learned when translates into acting when you face lot of ups and downs and are told nell locker where >> i tell people i came from the game of when it gramm issued for the acting world there is allot of rejection and code the next at bat >> getting these you had to audition as actors >> and we had to audition when we've got out to prove that we have baseball skills >> the movie itself does look like real baseball what >> that's what he wanted to accomplish the greatest baseball movie of all time well and got professionals when players one non when baseball >> brad pitt is a stand-up guy in wall of very relatable when easy to go on to in >>

of statistics in my testimony that shows some of the discrepancies and it's illustrated for instance san jose is a very tight market where is riversidey different, and we need to target our policy in a way that keeps that in mind. let me talk very briefly about the rental market, which is we started to see some minor declines, but we'll system of about 4 million vacant rental units although that is done about 500 from last year. again these are the titans would tend to mirror the overall housing market we are in, but let me emphasize i think it plays we overlook when we talk about the housing market which are those without homes, and while there are a variety of statistics that aren't as good as what we have on the other side of the market buy any indication this increase over last year, the last two years, several years increased particularly among family homelessness and particularly in suburban areas so i do think the rethinking of the current home assistance programs to see if the assist people in these newer areas instead of the traditional focus on the cities is something that merits attention ms. zelman? >> good afternoon and

madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to insert into the congressional record an on-ed by dr. gregory fifth in riverside, rhode island, a major teacher at a medical school. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida rise? ms. ros-lehtinen: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. ros-lehtinen: i rise to honor a dedicated public servant and a dear friend, congresswoman carrie meek. carrie's legacy is extensive and incredible. the granddaughter of a slave, carrie became the first african-american woman to serve in the florida senate. my husband, dexter late then, and i had the honor to serving with carrie in the florida house and then in the florida senate and then carrie became the first african-american from florida since reconstruction elected to congress. what an honor. while in congress, carrie worked vigorously and resolutely for her constituents in all of south florida, playing an instrumental role in rebuilding our community after the devastation of hurricane andrew. her accomplis