and of course pastor is appearing weekly and a couple times sunday at jones united methodist church. rt her at jones united memorial methodist church. i'd like to take a moment to thank the members of the committee for their support and participation. as i always say, something like this cannot happen without a committee of people involved. with us today, trevor hunnicut, who started the program off, who say member of the board of drorves the society. lamont bishop is a stalwart member -- where are you? in the back. he's a represent of senator mark leno's office. b.j. jones from public utilities commission is here. stewart. from the public library. and pete fitzsimmons and tannish col -- hollins and camille dawkins. camille is over here. without camille and tannish rkt , none of this happens. so let's give them a round of applause for their wonderful effort. the society's primary mission is to enlighten, to inform, to inspire and to empower. we achieve that mission in a variety of ways. almost always in partnership with others. through our current partnership that trevor spoke to with

released from the hospital and attempted to check into the homeless shelter located in the united methodist church and it would be one night and the next day he would get his dog but last night while walking from the bus stop police say 26-year-old mario renta driving drunk struck and killed the 74-year-old. ran over once by renta and then again by the vehicle behind him. >> when you heard this last night what was your reaction? >> i was crying and shocked. >> reporter: carla shafer is the director of the streets of hope, a shelter that bounces around from church to church while it looks for a permanent building. it was going to settle last night before neighbors complained and since then it ended up here along a busy road and with a challenging distance to the closest bus stop. while this accident was incredibly unforce nate it may not have been avoidable, the driver was drunk, the police say twice the legal limit but norton was walking down this road from the bus stop on the way to the homeless shelter and you can see there is very little if any room to walk. >> he was very well loved and all of

this is the united methodist church out there. he said it is cold out there. it is a bit on the chilly side especially when the wind blows and that wind is only 10 to 15 miles per hour but the wind is enough to give you that chill is going to make things feel colder. 66 is the high today just before 10:00 in the morning. right now at 49. the average high this time of year is 52 degrees. well above average today. 4/10 inch of rain. and a 22 degree temperature drop from where we were for a high temperature during the day yesterday. right now a dew point of 41 degrees. the winds are southwest at 16 miles per hour and it's that wind that is creating the wind chills. we have wind chills in the 30s back in the west in winchester. the wind chill there around 34 degrees. the temperature at 43. 45 in manassas. we will see a chilly night tonight when you compare it to the past couple days. look at the numbers here. the current temperatures around the country. 33 in st. louis. 43 in jacksonville. where is the warm spot? boston at 53 degrees. that topsy tuvy weather. the

. >>> our country church salute begins in the golden state as we recognized chanda united methodist churchnted, california. the church was started in may of 1991. the first building was destroyed by arson tonight. but the new century was quickly rebuilt and dedicated the following year. with 55 members, they are strong with the bell choir and to give away each month. our second salute goes to the crossroads community church in kokomo indiana. founded in the spring of 86, it's the second oldest congregation in the county. over the years the church has been moved four times. today it's at someone on 8 acres as the congregation at 3000. the pastor is jeff harlow, of all time farmer. >>> as always we want to learn about your home or just wow. salutes can be sent to the address on the screen. >>> stay with us, mailbag is next. time now for our weekly look inside the farm report mailbag.... long-time viewer rock katschnig is >> time now for obliquely looked in upon the port mailbag. longtime viewer rob tkachuk is upset about farm safety rules for children under 16. these rules would apply only t

the drama is unfolding at the morristown united methodist church, it hit the church's steeple, and becamen the air. this third effort to get them down involves hoisting the men out of the lift and lowering them to the ground. the men do not appear to be hurt. it looks like it was successful. >>> a man accused of killing a maryland mother and her young son, will be held without bond. >> reporter: curtis lopez made his first court appearance since being extradited from north carolina. he's charged with killing 51- year-old jane mcquain whose body was found inside her montgomery county home. he is also accused in the death of her 11-year-old son william. his body was found in a felt two weeks -- field two weeks ago. prosecutors expect to formally charge lopez with that death this month. >> it is alleged lopez beat the young boy with a baseball bat found near his about -- his body. >>> police fear there may be more victims. young gong gym is facing a number of charges, including sodomy and assault. kim worked at scissors hair salon in ellicott city and is currently being held on $500,000 bail

there's also a spaghetti cookout just down the road at the united methodist church. money raised from that event will go to romero's family. the men accused of the shooting are being held without bail. elise kirschner, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> loud and clear, protest where a medical marijuana crackdown was held one month ago. among those, patients, dispensary owners and growers, who claim to be following guidelines under prop 215. a state lawmaker who challenged the governor and state attorney general were also among the protesters. a lawsuit was filed this week, seeking an injunction against the crackdown. the suit accuses the obama administration of entrapment, claiming earlier memos of the department of justice claimed they wouldn't go after lawful dispensaries and growers. >>> california's budget crisis continues to divide state and local governments. state premium court will hear a case tomorrow that will ultimately decide the fate of redevelopment agencies. state lawmakers want to take $1.7 billion in redevelopment money away from lel governments to

this is the morristown united methodist church. firefighters are responding to get these guys or gals out of said crane. no word on how long they've been stuck. go ahead. oh, okay, so, the rescue crane is coming up short. so, they're not able to get to the people stuck in this crane. so, there are issues with the rescue as well. do we know how long they've been stuck? little over an hour there high pov the town. so, we will have folks in the control room with their eyes glued to this picture and as soon as we start to see some rescue, some activity, we will bring this to you live. stuck in a crane. >>> now though, a check of the big board. up 219 points here. let's go to alison kosik at the new york stock exchange and nice numbers here for us at the end of this thursday. what does -- can we you know, equate this to whath what's happening in europe? >> you can. you can do exactly that because now, what's happening is there's growing confidence for some of those issues in europe are about to be resolved and the expectation is that gr

. >> we're like driving by the church, and i'm like, that says united methodist church on the sign.let dominique know she had serious doubts about his story. >> he approached me and got in my face and said you've got to believe me, you've got to trust me on this, and you've got to -- and i'm like, you know what? nobody does that to me. >> so she began to snoop around. and what she would discover was even more unbelievable. meanwhile, dominique's wife, jean, still in mesquite, was never with her husband when he was with the wilds. in fact, she was hardly ever with her husband at all. and she was growing more frustrated by the day. so things are not the way they were back at the beginning. >> no. >> your expectations -- >> dropped clean to the bottom. >> she was in the dark about so many things. where was her money? where was her husband? and who was she? >>> coming up -- >> he says, hello, mrs. digiorgio. >> dominique digiorgio's best-kept secrets. >> she's been married to him four months. and i said, what four months? >> mrs. digiorgio and mrs. digiorgio. across our country... ... s

the prayer will be offered by our guest chaplain, the reverend jay pharrell, cape coral united methodist church, cape coral, florida. the chaplain: let us pray. heavenly father, your word says from those to whom much is given, much will be demanded. we offer our gratitude for the blessings of freedom you have given our nation. you have indeed blessed us with much. we pray that you continue to remind us that america has been blessed to be a blessing to others. grant the members of this house of representatives your wisdom and grace to provide leadership at home and around the world. help our country to continue to be a light to everyone by pointing all people to the true freedom and justice that an only come from you. as we enter this season of hope, please bless this congress and all your leaders with the guidance to make decisions filled with your love. god, please continue to bless america and please help america to bless you. we ask these things in the name of your son, jesus christ, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the hous

united methodist. she belongs to an apostolic church. >> and we all know that he loves us. >> she says she gets her inspiration from the good book, from scriptures like the 41st psalm, verse one. >> blessed are ye who consider the poor for the lord will deliver you in your days of trouble. >> there's a large portion of our community, the so-called underclass, that seem to be mired i poverty. and really, as i tell my wife all the time, those are the people i'm really concerned about. >> for them, the core of the problem facing the african-american community is the break up of the family. >> we have problems with men and women not getting together and getting married, or breaking apart in terms of the family, that we really feel very discouraged about. >> makesha kennedy is an exception. she and her husband were married ten years ago after the williams prodded them and other couples to tie the knot. makesha has three children, getting good grades, with a father at home. she now works at the doctor's office. so does amanda elizabeth wolf. she met dr. brenda, as the staff calls her, when she was in jail a year ago

methodist episcopal church that morning for church. because i really wanted it to be seen that the president of the united states had not just come packs but real concern... not just compassion but real concern for this unfolding tragedy in new orleans. >> schieffer: i want to talk to each of you a little bit about each of your books. michael lewis, you write these great books because you can explain the most complicated things. whether it's football and, as you did, in that great book about michael orr, the blind side. or whether it's about wall street. you did it in the big short. this is kind of a follow-on. where do you think right now we are, this country? and our financial footing? how do you see all this coming down? >> we are blissfully irresponsible. we can kind of afford to be. i mean, this collapse in discussion about reducing the debt at the level of the super committee is a really good example of this. for that matter, the s&p's reduction of the credit rating of the united states treasury. we are unlike european countries, we aren't yet vulnerable to this vicious cycle. where when markets... where markets actually consider

he was a faithful member of the century united methodist church in hamlin. lloyd was a loving husband of nearly 63 years to pauline and a caring father of two children, suzanne rabin of eugene, oregon, and lloyd, ii of hamlin, west virginia, and the proud grandfather of lloyd, iii and ryan. gail and i are keeping his wife pauline and the entire jackson family in our hearts and prayers. while we know that lloyd jackson is gone, his legacy of public service and compassion for the people of west virginia will live in our hearts forever. thank you, mr. president, and i yield the floor. i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: g officer: the senator from missouri is recognized. mr. blunt: i thank the president. i want to talk about four amendments -- the speaker pro tempore: the senate is currently in a quorum call. mr. blunt: i would move that we suspend the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. blunt: i want to talk about the four amendments i've filed on this bill and i'll say up f