this is in wadsworth, ohio, and you see there, a lot of people are lining the street, and that girl inw is tara, and she's looking at her boyfriend. look. he was not expecting that. oh, it's a welcome home moment. not a welcome home moment because he's reaching into his pocket and grabbing something out of it. [ cheering ] that is ohio national guard soldier and resident, stephen, saying this was two years in the making because he said tara wanted to get married, but he was reluctant because he was in the military and he didn't want to leave a family behind, but a year ago, he said, i have to marry this girl, but she told him, i want it to be in front of family and friends, so he was driving the humvee in this parade. >> oh, he was a participant. he was in the parade! that's cool. he did it the way she wanted, in front of a lot of people, and she got a handsome guy. she got a different sparkler for the fourth of july. >> and got to be in a parade. hello. >> that's true. >> awesome. >> there she is in the middle of the parade route. >> that's cool. >>> just because water is not a solid

this is in wadsworth, ohio, and you can see there lots of people lining the streets.ight there in the yellow is tara zilbritch, and she is looking at the boyfriend. look. she wasn't expecting that. >> oh, it's a welcome home moment. >> a welcome home moment because he is reaching into his pocket and grabbing something out of it. that is ohio national guard soldier and resident steven cantor. he says this was years in the making. he says tara wanted to get married, but he was reluctant because he was in the military, and he didn't want to leave a family behind, but then about a year ago he said i got to marry this girl. she told him i want it to be in front of my family and friends. he was driving the humvee in this parade. >> he was a participant. >> he was in the parade. >> that's cool. >> he did do it in front of a lot of people, and she got a really handsome guy. >> she got a different kind of sparkler for fourth of july. >> she got to be in a parade. hello. >> that was awesome, right? there she is in the middle of the parade route. >> that's cool. >>> just because

officers were called to the family dollar just before 9:00 last night on wadsworth avenue. man who was possibly robbed the store was barricaded insood a storeroom. when police entered the building, no one was there. they are looking into whether a robbery actually happened. >>> police have charged a man with aggravated assault. this started as an argument we're told near 8th and lombard near center city. according to investigators, one of four men inside a car pointed a gun at the officer, then tried to run him down. that officer shot at the vehicle but no one was hit. police caught up with the car a few blocks away and took the man into custody. >>> pennsylvania governor tom corbett will have to make a decision on the state's proposed $29 billion budget. he can sign it, veto it or take out certain items and then sign it. he also could take no action and then the budget becomes law. >>> a $2 pack cigarette tax to help fund philadelphia schools is expected to be a part of the final budget. >>> if you're flying out of philadelphia you now have a chance to squeeze in a workout

president, henry wadsworth longfellow wisely noted -- and i quote -- "it takes less time to do a thingright than it does to explain why you did it wrong." in about an hour senators will be here on the floor to have an opportunity to follow what longfellow said. and that is do the right thing. we have the opportunity to vote for a bill that protects american jobs. the bring jobs home act tackles the growing problem of american jobs being shipped overseas. it is called outsourcing, shipping jobs overseas. we democrats are lined up against outsourcing. the bring jobs home act would -- i'm sorry, the bring jobs home act would protect about 21 million jobs, mr. president, in our country. today in the united states, any time an american company closes a factory or plant in america and moves the operation to another country, american taxpayers pick up part of that moving bill. it's hard to believe, but it's true. a company moves from america and american taxpayers help them with the move. if they want to move, the american taxpayers shouldn't help, help them at all. the bring jobs home act an