is it time to give wallis simpson a break?it your intention to rehabilitate her reputation or just to understand that this was a little more complicated than was thought at the time? >> i'm not trying to rehabilitate her reputation at all. i think there's a lot to criticize her for. she was manipulative. and she was an adventurous, if you like, but i do think she needs to be understood. you may not like her any more at the end of it but she deserves to be understood. how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. >> osgood: a diagnosis of a.l.s., commonly called lou gehrig's disease is as rare as it is terrible. so what are the odds that one of our country's l

. >> reporter: wally williams said orlando never knew he had the disease. and he's convinced, the giant man known as zeus would be alive -- alive today, if only he knew. >> reporter: ravens offensive tackle orlando brown could take the hits and push back harder on the field. but it was the hit he never saw coming that brought him down. orlando died sunday suddenly last senate at his inner harbor home, at just 40 years old. at first, no one knew why. >> for 10 days, what killed this giant of a man inside his inner harbor home remained a mystery. an investigation was launched with shocking results from the medical examiner. orlando brown died of diabetes. >> there was a big sense of emptiness that is left by him not being around. >> reporter: best friend and former teammate wally williams is still reeling from the news. >> when you heard that he died from the diabetes, what did you think? were you shocked? >> i'm still shocked. it was just the last person that i expected to hear something like that from. >> reporter: wally is convinced the friend he knew from

this morning, his best friend, wally williams, jessica kartalija was diabetic. he's vince convinced the giant of a man. his life ended suddenly by something doctors say could have been prevented. >> reporter: on the football field, ravens offensive tackle raymond brown took a hit and pushed back harder. it was the hit he never saw coming that brought him down. orlando died suddenly last september at 40 years old. at first, no one knew why. for ten days, what killed this giant of a man inside his inner harbor homed remained a mystery. an investigation was launched with shocking results from the medical examiner. orlando brown died of diabetes. best friend and former teammate wally williams is still reeling from the news. >> when you heard he died, what did you think? >> we were shocked. >> wally is convinced that the college never suspected he had diabetes. >> diabetes is a treatable disease, if caught in time. the tricky part is knowing you even have it. it's estimated some 7 million americans are walking around with diabetes and have no clue. >> it just shows t

today best friend wally williams tells wjz brown never knew he had the disease. he was convinced the giant of a man known as zeus would be alive if he only news. >> reporter: on the field, orlando brown could take the hits and push back harder. but it was the hits that he never saw coming that brought him down. orlando died suddenly last september at his inner harbor home at just 40 years old. at first, no one knew why. for 10 days what killed this giant of a man inside his inner harbor home inside his home remained a mystery. orlando brown died of diabetes. >> it was a big sense of emptiness that's left without him being around. >> reporter: his best friend is still reeling from the news. when you heard that he died from the diabetes, were you shocked. >> i am still shocked. >> reporter: the friend he knew from college never suspected that he had diabetes. >> i know for a fact he thought it was something it was never going to be a problem and if he knew he would have taken care of it. >> reporter: the tricky part is knowing you even have it. it's thought that 7

carpenter and i were side by side and back on a street right just about 100 yards away was gus grissom, wally, all of us in sort of little area there. and that was really a tragic loss. it came as -- i think looking back on it, obviously, it was a mistake to have 100% oxygen environment, because all you've got to remember is your high school physics where you had a beaker of oxygen and you had just a little red-hot wire and you dipped the wire in there, and remember the wire metal burned when you put it in there. well, the mistake that was made on that as near as they can determine was they had some paper inside there. maybe the paper shouldn't have been in there. and a spark came out from they think during a test that they were on, and in that 100% oxygen environment, once that spark hit the paper, why, it just -- that was it. it was just practically explosive, and those are three fine people that were lost that time, not only gus, but roger chaffee and ed white, just outstanding folks. so that was the only loss nasa had before we had the "challenger" accident. and so gus was a good friend a

wally and gayle fox have been side by side in matrimony... for 52 years. n deserving of an honor.but in their neighborhood alone... the foxes are one of á6 couplesá who've been married for more than 50 years.for pearl and ralph stahlberg... make that á70 years.á (around 1:54) "happy as can be.""just like we were in our right minds." maybe there's something in the water in that neighborrood... or love in the air. on averaae, men are predicted too spend 170-dollars each on valentine's day gifts and food. but do those gifts havv hidden meanings? joel d. smith is live at wockenfuus they personally handle one of the most popular gifts today..... chocolate. good morning joel d. ... ss what does chocolate mean? mean? 3 3 thankk to heather critzman for sending this in!this is her 8th valentine's day with her husband, jason!she says two babies later... thee're still going strong! and this is kelly and kelley nash!this day is even more sppcial for them because...he proposed to herrsix years ago on valentine's day. day.if you ant to share your love with the est of ba

wallace, wally amos was the first black talent agent for william morris agency.e used to send his clients chocolate chip cookies. he represented stars like diana ross before being talked into selling his cookies. marvin gaye gave him part of the start-up money. amos sold his company due to some financial problems but now he runs uncle wally's muffin company. log on to wusa9.com for more moments in black history. >>> still mostly cloudy skies with temps in the 30s and 40s this morning. you'll need the jacket when you get going early but we're going to have a nice afternoon. by 9:00 mostly sunny, temperatures getting into the upper 30s and low 40s. as we approach lunch time, i think we're going to be right around the 50-degree mark. we'll head into the afternoon. lots of sunshine and temperatures are going to be into the low 50s, maybe 55 or so for the high. might even be a little warmer than the 51 at 3:00. by driving home still looking good. temperatures around 50. >>> there's a new book out that claims the french do a better job parenting than americans. >> the

with alan shepard learning about weightlessness and gus grissom with the space gravity as wally schirraacecraft control. three years of engineering skill and scientific experimentation have gone into this historic atlas launching. its component parts have come from countless sources, devitzed and fabricated by many thousands of technicians in hundreds of united states cities. and this, the motive power, carefully raised to position on its gantry. this, the atlas. with power to develop 360,000 pounds of thrust, with capability to swiftly lift the spacecraft and its passenger as high as 160 miles and inject into orbit at 17,500 miles an hour. and now the word is "go" as the spacecraft is lifted into its position atop the atlas. this spacecraft, six feet across at its widest heat shield end, ten feet tall, built to withstand heat shield temperatures of 3,000 degrees fahrenheit as the winds rushed by at more than 15,000 miles an hour -- as the astronaut prepares for space flight, for adventure into outer space. ♪ mercury control waits and watches with the atlas standing ready to throb into

. >> a cute budly named wall lee and he can -- buddy famed wally and lynn. >> he's rep venting all thehihuahuas we have -- we have two wonderful promotions this month because of valentine's day any chocolate or carmel colored chihuahua tree to a good home. >> that a deal? -- free to a good home. is that a deal? we have black cats we have a lot of black cats free with two donations of pet food. >> we are a little short on time call and check out our website. thank you lynn. >> thank you. >>> for all of us here thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. >> have a great day. don't forget oscar sunday. don't forget oscar sunday. >> have a great weekend. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc

a republican president in or wallying a democrat president out, but we will -- our i am is to make theislative initiative come from the house and the senate, not wait upon the house. >> tony i'll get to you in a second. quickly congressman armey, could you support mitt romney and work for him in whatever way could be helpful in. >> if he gets the nomination, remember this, whoever is in the white house always is going to be drawn to his base. we would rather have a republican president that's not fully the guy we adore wanting our affections than a democrat. the who despises us and covets the affections of our other policies. >> and tony, you were sort of the leader in the group of conservative evangelicals and conservative christians who met in texas and came out and said rick santorum is our guy. it looks grim for rick santorum. he's still in the race, all things can happen, as we know, all things are possible, but if he does not win, will you wholeheartedly support a mitt romney nomination? >> well, candy, first that meeting in houston i was a spokesman for the group, i have not end

wally in colorado. wally? >> boo-yah. >> caller: my 3-year-old granddaughter just loves your program. >> there you go. i need that younger demographic and i'm winning it. what is going on? >> i need to know, buy, hold or sell, holly frontier? >> i'm going to give you the hold. why not hold? not so bad you need to get rid of them, but i do prefer something that has a higher yield, and you don't got one. let's go to edward in kentucky. edward? >> caller: yes, ma'am -- yes, sir. >> yeah. yo yo. go ahead. >> caller: my question is, king cramer, belden incorporated, bec. >> well, i'm on board with that, not just because you made me king. >> buy, buy, buy! >> why? because it's a good housing play. it's a good construction play. it's a good construction play. i see nonresidential construction coming back. let's go to bob in connecticut. bob? >> caller: boo-yah, cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i don't know where you get your energy. you're like the energizer bunny. >> there you go. i come to play every day. what's on y

. >> a cute budly named wall lee and he can -- buddy famed wally and lynn. >> he's rep venting all thehuahuas we have -- we have two wonderful promotions this month because of valentine's day any chocolate or carmel colored chihuahua tree to a good home. >> that a deal? -- free to a good home. is that a deal? we have black cats we have a lot of black cats free with two donations of pet food. >> we are a little short on time call and check out our website. thank you lynn. >> thank you. >>> for all of us here thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. >> have a great day. don't forget oscar sunday. don't forget oscar sunday. >> have a great weekend. honey, i canan't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarante

when her uncle edward viii bay of up the crown to marry wallis simpson, her father became king and that made elizabeth first in line for the throne. >> my whole life, whether it's been long or short shall be devoted to your service. >> reporter: the crown came sooner than she could have imagined. at the age of 25 had he bid farewell to her beloved father and went on a trip it africa. >> i think they probably both knew that they were unlikely to meet each other again. >> reporter: six days later king gore vi died. elizabeth returned home a queen. this weekend she opened the doors of windsor castle for a new photo exhibition commemorating ore diamond jubilee. >> this is very lovely. this is doggy queen. she loves her dogs. she loves her dog. she feeds her dog herself with a silver spoon and bowls. >> reporter: you are making that part up? >> in, i'll not. >> reporter: in celebrating her 60 years on the throne, she is the second longest serving monarch behind queen victoria. >> she is professional and has the ability to know how to move around. who to speak to and also to engage with them.

wally and gail fox have been side by side in mattery money for 52 years. they took the plunge back in 1959 and many communities that's deserving a seat of honor but the fox's block is a common bond. >> i am -- i am don and this is my wife joyce. we have been married 65 years and going to be 66 years in august. we are from the old school. really old. >>i love stories like this. >> the beginning of when harry met sally. >> one couple celebrating 70 years together. remarkable. so, everybody should try to find out what the secret is. >> news time 6:36. and how would you like to invest in your own piece of the big apple. >> why the controller of the empire state build something sharing the investment. >>> and the tv channel dedicated your pooch. how to keep your pets entertained when you are not at home i need this. 3q get irresistibly clean and fresh carpets in your home with resolve deep clean powder. the moist powder removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while neutralizing odors for a clean you can see, smell and really enjoy. don't just vacuum

when her uncle edward viii gave up the crown to marry twice divorced wallis simpson elizabeth's fathere king that made elizabeth first in line to the throne. >> my whole life, whether it's been long or short, be devoted to your service. >> reporter: the crown came sooner than she could have imagined. at the sage of 25 she bid farewell to her beloved father and left on a trip to africa. >> i think very probably, they knew that they were unlikely to see each other again. six days later quick george vi died. elizabeth returned home a queen. this weekend she opened the doors of windsor castle for a new photo exhi business could them-- commemorating her diamond jubilee. many show a warmer side including her love of animals. >> this is very lovely. this is doggie queen. >> she loves her dogs. >> loves her dogs. she feeds her dogs herself. as said with a silver spoon. >> you're making that part up. >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: in celebrating her 60 years on the throne, queen elizabeth is britain's second longest serving-- serving monarch after queen victoria. a future king says she set an exa

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she complained to dee and he heard about it and what wally did, a we got in big fight, got water jug, filled it with tea, put a little detergent in it, made it foam, and then set it on his desk. one urine sample in the morning. we always had little things that we would do for each other and shepherd was great for that, too. i mean one time we were on the pad and he was there and gus was there and the chief engineer for nasa at that time got a call, you need to go to cocoa beach for press conference but he didn't have a car. so he said, oh, man, i need to get to cocoa beach. shepherd says, heck, take my corvette. the astronauts were having all the great corps vetvettes. he said i ride with grissom. he had one. they give him the keys. next thing i notice is here goes shepherd to the window, watch roy take off, picks up the phone, called security. he says some s.o.b. has took my gray corvette. he is heading for the south gate. the south gate had four guards. they didn't even ask the question. they lifted him out of the corvette, slammed him against the wall and they didn't talk to each o

there was a lot of back and forth where he was abusive ver wally to her, emotionally and physically ebuseive don't know. people seem to have a short memory. >> dana: the white house, the bush administration ended my husband and i went to africa for a little while. did work in south africa, the hiv/aids clinic. we got there and little kids surround us. we just left the white house. wow, you're from washington? they didn't say do you know the president? this is january of 2009. "have you ever met chris brown?" i was like wow, that is our greatest export? >> bob: i know who this is. but how far out of it am i in terms of cultural stuff? >> greg: it's refreshing that you are far out. you don't want to know a lot of this stuff. but this is the ultimate in the entertainment industry. they profess so be so liberal but they will excuse any massagmosajny if it makes money- >> kimberly: not that massage. >> eric: got to go. one more thing coming up. ♪ ♪ i wouldn't do that. pay the check? no, i wouldn't use that single miles credit card. hey, aren't you... shhh. i'm researchg a role. today's special...

like a scene out of wally. these are future exception and with apple reputation under fire most i wanted in the people. who build the complex xwaj it one tiny piece at a time. as a whole it's a complex process but look at the individuals and you see mostly teenagers from the countryside. 17. 18-year-old far away. very poor homes. >> this is home. >>reporter: live in a dorm with 7 strangers. spend 6 days aweek compete -- completing the same task again and again. fatigue and boredom are common in any factory. but this one is surrounded by suicide horrifying workers jumped from the buildings here in the past few years. suicide rate in this massive company is lower than average in china but after people jumped in such a sobering cluster, there was a counseling center and raised starting wages about 25 cents an hour. i wonder though if it went for the group of suicide that it would take something that severe to rethink how you treated your worker here. >> absolutely. what we are facing a changing much rapid pace tha

. >> that's her son wally. she was debailitated. loretta-- debilitated.oretta's right hand was not working right. she made a mistake on the prefix. she ended up calling a stranger in colorado, named kenny. >> i am in colorado now. somebody said they were having a stroke. and they called my phone. it's 3941 state road. >> reporter: kenny, some 1300 miles away in colorado, called for help and in minutes, loretta was here at the hospital, being treated for a minor stroke. >> he is my angel, absolutely. >> reporter: 70-year-old loretta has 5 kids and 8 grandkids and one amazing story for the ages. >> i just can't really believe any of it. >> i said, kenny, what could i ever do to thank you? >> well, kenny tried to downplay his role. he said he didn't save smith. she just found him. >>> scary moments at a subway station in australia. take a look. this woman looks away for a few seconds, when her baby stroller rolls onto the train tracks. she was quickly able to jump onto the tracks. she pulled the 5-month-old to safety. the infant was treated for minor cuts an

wally and gayle fox have been side by side in matrimony... for 52 years. in most communities...ng of an honor.but in their neighborhooddalone... theefoxes are one of á6 couplesá who've been married for more than 50 years.for pearl aad ralph stahlberg... make that á70 years.á (around 1:54) "happy as can be.""just like we werr in our right minds." maybe there's something in the water in that neighborhood... or ove in the air. they love valentine's day, ut they also love making payroll. andy shops are a huge part of the billlon valentine's day.that is day. joel d. smith is live at wockenfuss homemade candies in ortheast baltimore with the people who want to make your day, by making chocclate right now. good morning joel d. good morning patrice. 3 we want to know what you're doing for vvlennine's day.it's our question of the day.we'll be taking your calls later this hour. for jinika and stevon soon!ng - they've been together for four years.they say they're getting married really soon! and this is kina and kevinns first valentine's day together! love with the rest of your baltimore..

the apologists they tend to have apologists' around them supported his view saying the king is bill wally speaking by his divine right, end of quote. though at the current nation he had taken the oath not to alter the law of the land yet notwithstanding he may alter or suspend any particular law for the reason of state, for the good of the nation especially national security. john yoo in the last presidential administration is essentially repeated these 400 year old arguments and in a memo he wrote he said the constitution, quote, would not apply his and he emphasized mauve when he was talking with certain national security situations. it's exactly the same argument. another indication of james d. u.s there was already in english bible and was a very profound document but as far as the james felt, it didn't teach obedience to authority accurately so he had a new translation of the king james bible that was enormously wonderful literary work and obviously not just a literary work with the king james bible exists because he wanted to make sure any english bible taught people to obey authori

that's wally mcnamee in the back; he worked for the washington post at the time. c-span: in the center right there... >> guest: yes. c-span: ...with the moustache? >> guest: and--yes. and then he went on to be with newsweek magazine and distinguished himself. he's won many, many awards in the white house annual competition. c-span: how do photographers distinguish themselves, you know, a--against their competition? >> guest: well, you have to shop your angle. you know, every photographer has his own way of seeing, and you have to get into a position so that you can have the opportunity to do that. when you're doing a mass--a photo op, as it were--with the press, it's--it's tough. if you're young, you never get to the front. the old-timers know how to maneuver way--their way to the front. it is very competitive, and they all, you know, have similar pictures. i like to get away as a--a feature type photographer, or as a photojournalist i like to photograph for the long term, and so that's why i even photograph photographers, as well as just the subjects they photogr

. >> best friend and former teammate wally williams is reeling from the news. >> when you heard thatdied from the diabetes, what did you think? were you shocked. >> i am still shocked. it is the last person i expected to hear something like that from. >> the friend he knew since college never suspected he had diabetes. >> i know for a fact he thought it was never going to be a problem and if it is something he knew. he was going to take care of it. >> diabetes is a treatable disease if caught in time and the tricky part is knowing that you even have it. it is estimated some 7 million americans are walking around with diabetes and have no clue. >> it shows. you have to go the extra mile here to take care of yourself. >> simple glucose test will show that you have the disease and by the time you know the symptoms. you have had it some time. >> it is the killer and can be so quiet and confused for just something. you know, typical. >> this disease is so sneaky, it can come and hit you before you know it. it is like bam. >> it is here. >> like orlando brown. 57-year-old debbie hold ennev

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it is the overarching wally that's worked well in establishing and building the framework for a great country, the freest, safest, most prosperous, most transformational country but i would argue in human history from the standpoint of not just freedom but in the advancement of human kind i reminder buddy in the declaration in the constitution with expectancy in america was about 35 to 40 years of age, just what it was a time of jesus christ. for 1800 years of kings and emperors and sovereigns ruling the people of course for their benefit, the human condition didn't change dramatically or some would say at all and then america happened. we formed a government when we first declared our independence, and in a document, which is not the operator's manual but to the true heart of america of who america is i would make the argument is what makes america exceptional is the declaration of independence and we hold these words to be self-evident all men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights of them. there we go. that's who we are. [cheers and applause]

as you know, i'm an advocate of looking beyond this particular budget submission out to 2020 wally the service chiefs and the combatant commanders and then having to decide on the strategy we built the budget to support it and so for that reason we support it. peery >> he made reference to the risks that are increased when the budget reductions. would you expand on that as you did in your prepared testimony as to whether those risks are acceptable and why. >> i've never in my 38 years' experience any strategy that was completely on constrained. so i think it's important to note there is risk in every strategy and every budget to support it. there's too kind of risk we deal with, one is to the mission, can we accomplish the tasks given to us by the national command authority for the freedom of access to defeat our enemies to the tours aggression. in the other is the risk to force which gets at a phrase that would be familiar in terms of out tempo how much can we ask of the volunteer force in terms of its deployment and redeployment and in both cases we assess the risk to the mission and

embarking complies with the fundamental premise of the 2010 authorization act signed -- designed by the wally signed by the president and what we are doing with our partners is not walking away at all. but we are trying to get together with them so that we take the limited assets that we now all have. we have been discussing this for almost a little bit more than two months now. everybody is seeing the decrease funding. so we are trying to take the funds that are available and restructure a reasonable strategy. a couple things i want to say to make sure that everybody understands, we are not talking about evaluating a new mission or a new mission concept. we are talking about a fundamental change in the way we do business and developing a new strategy for the robotic exploration, and i've had conversations with our european partners, the russians, everybody has the house this morning. everyone understands where we are. everyone is very glad about two things colin quote one that the budget is 173 pos seven because they believe when you are writing so the expected and was going to be much worse

as you know, i'm an advocate of looking beyond this particular budget submission out to 2020 wally the service chiefs and the combatant commanders and then having to decide on the strategy we built the budget to support it and so for that reason we support it. peery >> he made reference to the risks that are increased when the budget reductions. would you expand on that as you did in your prepared testimony as to whether those risks are acceptable and why. >> i've never in my 38 years' experience any strategy that was completely on constrained. so i think it's important to note there is risk in every strategy and every budget to support it. there's too kind of risk we deal with, one is to the mission, can we accomplish the tasks given to us by the national command authority for the freedom of access to defeat our enemies to the tours aggression. in the other is the risk to force which gets at a phrase that would be familiar in terms of out tempo how much can we ask of the volunteer force in terms of its deployment and redeployment and in both cases we assess the risk to the mission and

months of demobilization training, he is locked into his community by this honor code within passion wally where this program is extremely clever as if a community accepts the individual back, the community benefits. there are tiers of grants. we've been to tears at in a prt, $25,000. tier two is $200,000. in communities that except individuals back can ask for a grant to improve the community. the deal is that when the individual who is reintegrate it becomes part of the community and the community gets the grant, the work provided, some of the individuals who work on the program are actually reenter greece. the 50% to 75% of the local community and again the individual and community together in a way that actually makes recidivism incredibly low. today, we are actually tracking between five and seven that we have identified a properly reset event and another 20 to 25 to rethink might be. we passed the nds to identify the spirit and a program like this, 30 out of 3100 is an incredibly low number and it comes back to the design of the program, which is all about looking the individual and

called george wallis democrats who were open to his message and they crossed over for him. >> steve:rspective. check it out "reagan's comeback." we thank you for joining us live. >> thank you. >> steve: you heard dana perino's moments ago saying a loss for mitt romney in his home state of michigan could cripple his campaign. does he stand a chance of winning? we got the governor of michigan. he'll join us next. can jeremy lin credit his faith for his recent success? the knicks' new star giving some credit to god! if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye-care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. [ male announcer ] ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. now, that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make

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if the amendment wally or to be forced to reduce operations than of laid-off workers.t to address another issue as a member of congress who has fought in at least to be even if some of our products are exported, the keystone crew was still to play displayed a opec crude that is refined and is in some cases it's important to have a reliable source of crude despite what we see right now in the market aren't because of any supply issues, the because of uncertainty in the strait of hormuz. the fed countries in egypt, libya, tunisia, iran threatened to shut down again our problems are flown on a mission to the straits of hormuz. it's a very narrow. 40 miles wide that point and from houston to galveston down the freeway and the way they have these little islands in the commercial traffic and the takeaways are very close to the push to the northern part of the street. it's very shallow. the transport crude close to the streets of our moose. if the shutdown will strike dramatically so there's a national security issue. about three years ago the pipeline called the clipper whic

following him, we had japanese rex walters, walli and currently james johnson who plays for the toronto raptors and hawaiian american who plays for the l.a. lakers. along with these pier ins, his rise to international stardom has -- i commend jeremy for this tremendous achievement and for his example to the world and what america is all about. you work hard, you be through to your principles of fairness and equity, things will come your way. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker, i rise today in outrage and disbelief that my republican colleagues believe that they are more qualified to determine what a woman can do with her own body than she is. mr. peters: republicans say they are on the side of freedom and personal responsibility. they also say they are against big government intrusion but when it comes to women in this country, it's nothing but a bunch of empty rhetoric. let's be clear, the debate ab

and that means, for example,ody regulations to make sure that wally street is following the same ruleshat main street's doing. but we've made progress, and tha key right now is just make sure that we don't start turning in a new direction that could throw that progress off.new >> host: president there fromw yesterday leading up to the super bowl coverage. money section of "usa today" reminds us that the job gains that were announced friday,mind 243,000 new jobs, are fueling stock gains, and investors are hoping that the hiring continues. if you look at the opinion pages of "the new york times," though, paul krugman writes that things are not okay on this monday morning. pau our economy remains deeply depressed, mr. krugman writes, as the economic policy institute points out, we started 2012 with fewer workers employed than in january 2001. zero growth after 11 years, he writes, even as the population and, therefore, the number of jobs we needed grew steadily. ye. >> host: paul krugman in "the new york times" this morning. we'll l hear from the head of the rnc in a couple minutes, bul l

. >> wally. >> that's san francisco. i'm not going to return. how many of us wrote that card to our families. >> particularly with gladys as the name. yeah i understand. >> well i want to thank you all for coming here today. it's nice to share it with you and you have a lot to share and it's good to have people who know about the city. >> >> >> >> >> >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for the streets the number of crimes for a police district in a period of time. if the idea of combining the different layerce of information and stacking them on top of each other to present to the public. >> other types of gis are web based mapping systems. like google earth, yahoo maps. microsoft. those are examples of on line mapping systems that can be used to find businesses or get driving directions or check on traffic conditions. all digital maps. >> gis is used in the city of san francisco to