and so what is travis or what was travis before he was shot by the policeman and died? he's certainly not a wild animal. he never was in africa. what would happen to him if he were shipped over there and injected into a community of chimpanzees? he'd probably, i would think, wouldn't last. but what is he here? he's not a domesticated animal, he's not a tamed animal as he proved. and he, and would he goferral? how would he have survived if that shot had been glancing and he ran off into the woods and nobody knew where he went? these are issues that are worth contemplating, i think, and i do in the book. in fact, looking at it from the standpoint of our own animals that are our pets. what are these pets and how far are they from being wild? what about our domesticated animals, the sheep, the cows? how far are they from being wild, and what about us ourselves? this so there are these places where these animals are legal, again, texas such a fantastic example to think about people breeding -- and not just in texas. ohio and indiana are two really good example states. what,

let's honor the entire travis air force base family and honor the brave service members of team travis and all those who have lost their lives in the defense of the united states. travis is home to thousands of heroes, and it's my privilege and honor to represent them in congress. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support house resolution 1585. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from alabama. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of house resolution 1585, as amended, which honors the service and sacrifice of the 60th air mobility wing, the 15th expeditionary mobility task force and the 615th contingency response wing civilians and families serving at travis air force base in california. i'd like to thank the gentleman from california for introducing this resolution. i'm honored to pay tribute to team travis and the 13,900 active duty, r

first baseman, travis ishikawa. [applause] this guy knocked in a run in game 1 of the world series, bay area native, giants fan, outfielder nate sherholmes. [applause] latest and gentlemen, the hall of fame in cooperstown new york, for this morning because they have a lot of memorabilia from the giants on display right now, including the batting helmets worn in the world series. ladies and gentlemen, the national league championship series mvp, here is toni ross. -- tony ross. [applause] an important pick up midseason, late-season from the chicago cubs, he started four different post-season games for the giants, infielder. will the recovery once hunted for a double. travis ishikawa -- we saw this, but we never thought we would see a bunt later, but there it was in the clinching game, aubrey huff. [applause] how about this next giant -- so young to be the longest tenured member of the world championship giants, 2-0 in the postseason. he did not give up a run all post-season long. his cap is in cooperstown as we speak

number of kids like travis with autism.is is home video of traficant is in 1992 when only one. jane is his mom. >> we noticed by the time he was a year old or a little over a yeareled that he was different. >>reporter: uc davis study found that before 1990 9 in 10,000 kids were diagnosed with autism by age 6. 10 years later it jumped to 44 in 10,000. today according to the center for disease control 1 in 110 have an autism spectrum disorder. >> it was something had you to explain to people all the time. now it is sort of like he has that popular things autism t.it seems like everybody kind of knows now. >> i'll tell you this is a d.word. i. >>reporter: whatever the cause parents like her must be guaranteed by law a free and appropriate education for their kids. congress declared so in 1975. which brings us to the cost cost of educating all special ed students becauses they needed a national services the federal government is supposed to contribute 40 percent of those costs. but any district will tell you they are lucky to g

>> hi i'm will travis and development commission or if you watch,cnn, i'm travis mills. but that's okay. as a regulator, i think it's important to listen to the rhetoric of cutting through regulations and streamlining them, i think it's important to remember those regulations were all put in place in reaction to some abuse. they are advancing veryly get mate enlightened public policy. what you may see as an imped meant is really a regulation put there to protect environmental resources. some people commented on my remarks yesterday that i talked entirely about the economy and nothing about the environment eventhough we're seen as an environmental agency. it seems to me just as this conference opened dialogue for water and environment, i think we should find our worst enemy and going and sitting down and seeing the common ground we have and then putting together a coalition of allies not normally working together and then going to the legislature to ask for oversight hearings to the laws that protect san francisco bay all the way to the laws that deal with water and air q

your husband, travis is at home?are of the babies. >> he was a serviceman deployed in iraq last thanksgiving. >> two christmases. >> and two wonderful children? >> yes. sidney and toby. >> want to look at them? watch the monitor and we will pop them up on the screen. there they are. >> hi, boys! >> say hi, momma! >> hi, baby! >> wait for the camera. it will make you a little nuts. >> hi! >> give me some kiss. blow me some kiss. >> they're scared. >> how often do you get to see them? do you skype with them? >> i skype with them sometimes. jenny lou, jenny lou, come on, baby, look at momma. blow me some kiss. >> i don't know -- i don't think she has an earpiece. i don't think she can hear. travis, how are you doing as a single dad? how's it going for you? >> the first month was definitely the hardest. once we got into a routine, we've been making it, looking forward to momma coming home. >> lindsey, you will get home when? sometime after the first of the year? >> yes, in january. >> you will miss christmas. >> yes. >>

. >>> commanders at travis air force base are stepping up their efforts to keep personnel away from a marijuana substitute known as k2. it's a synthetic substance that's legal in california. last month, a campaign was launched against it warning that using it was dangerous and also punishable under the military code. now, commanders at travis has barred personnel from going to the source that sells that marijuana substitute. tomorrow night, we investigate these synthetic drugs. the troubling trend. >>> google announced today it will provide free wi-fi service to travelers own three airlines. travelers on virginia america, airtran, and delta will have access. >>> on wall street, investors turn cautious after returning stocks to a two-year high last week. analysts said a stronger dollar was a reason for the changed mood. >>> there's word habit to could strike fear into the hearts of chocolate lovers everywhere. experts are predicting a worldwide chocolate shortage could one day make the treat as expensive as caviar. farmers are now changing to other crops and not replanting cocoa trees

. >>> commanders at travis air force base are stepping up their efforts to keep personnel away from a marijuana substitute known as k2. it's a synthetic substance that's legal in california. last month, a campaign was launched against it warning that using it was dangerous and also punishable under the military code. now, commanders at travis has barred personnel from going to the source that sells that marijuana substitute. tomorrow night, we investigate these synthetic drugs. the troubling trend. >>> google announced today it will provide free wi-fi service to travelers own three airlines. travelers on virginia america, airtran, and delta will have access. >>> on wall street, investors turn cautious after returning stocks to a two-year high last week. analysts said a stronger dollar was a reason for the changed mood. >>> there's word habit to could strike fear into the hearts of chocolate lovers everywhere. experts are predicting a worldwide chocolate shortage could one day make the treat as expensive as caviar. farmers are now changing to other crops and not replanting cocoa trees

travis does crazy stunts for red bull.ow he is going to legitimize his driver, he is going to race for nascar, team owner and driver. so you will see him with the good old boys. first athlete to go from x games to nascar. what do you think? >> nascar drivers are athletes? [ laughter ] >> i apologize. again, the comments p