welders and pipe fitters at $50,000 a year. the list goes on from truck tours rail workers to ship builders proving the oil boom is a jobs boom coast to coast. mary snow, al jazeera. >> well, once smart young person looking to get in on the new american boom is eve. she'll receive her bachelor's degree in may, and she interfered for her dream job at exxonmobil. eve, good to see you. welcome. >> hi, ali. >> you're looking at that story thinking you made good decisions. exxonmobil, it's the gold standard when it comes to oil and gas industry. >> i first met exxonmobil at a fair. and all other oil and gas companies like bp, cheveron, i approached exxon memorabilia likexxonmobil, it's mydream com. i was interviewed right on the spot. the lady interviewing me was very interesting. she shared exxonmobil life for me. they were looking to hire someone who speaks russian, which i was a perfect candidate. the plan was that i could start a,and learn the environment a little bit, and after that i could go and work offshore. they were looki

they need to dry out. >> what would a welder's sabbatical look like to you?oint of view. you say they need a break from the physical labor. would they go for a spa? >> they would work in a magazine. that would be easier. they would show up for work and say what do i do. they would hear we are going to lunch and we are going to expense it. a magazine editor comes in at 10:00 and then at noon you read the "new york times" until 12:45. >> i need 150 words on money -- monicli. >> not until next month. you will be buying an ad uh jay kent to your story. >> what we need you to do is go around it clubs while wearing it and report back on what kind of reception you got there. i will need 300 words on that a in may. >> and then -- and then -- i wanted to add and came up with nothing. >> the other part is oh, i got an e-mail from monical company in jaw may cal. jamaica. they will fly me out there for a week. >> what is with the monicle shaming? >> i hate people with one eye. i am telling you how this is. this is how publishing and media works. it is people not with rea

in late 2010, a french court finds continental airlines and one of its welders guilty of involuntaryaughter. all other defendants are acquitted. continental is fined 200,000 euros and ordered to pay air france one million more. john taylor, the welder, is given a 15-month suspended prison sentence for going against industry norms to forge the piece of metal that fell to the ground. >> i don't think that that piece of metal brought the airplane down. i think it played a factor in the cause of the accident but i don't think it was the sole responsible cause of the accident. >> even before the verdict, the -- i don't think it was the sole, responsibility cause. aviation industry agrees on drastic safety changes. debris on the runway is now seen as an even greater threat to aircraft. manufacturers begin producing burst-resistant tires and tuel tanks are reinforced. but for the concord, i was the beginning of the end. three years after the crash, the aircraft is retired. >> for many people, this plane was something, it was a symbol. they lost something with the end of the concord story. >

welders and fitters. it goes on. proving the oil boom is a job boom coast to coast. >> business is booming if you are producing or selling natural gas. the crumbling infrastructure is not keeping up. it was made clear in east harr them when an explosion levelled two apartment buildings and killed eight. it exposed a hidden danger below the surface. old pipelines prone to leaks. fixing the problem will cost tens of billions and could take decades. >> fred, a real estate executive in manhattan. the choice of whether to convert this upper mid side apartment building from gas to natural gas seemed obvious - lower costs, cleaner energy sealed the deal. he made the switch had the a cost of $3 million. >> this building has achieved a 47% savings by converting by no.6 fuel oil to gas. >> with a boom driving down the price of natural gas, many businesses and governments are looking to make the switch. >> from what we have seen and the request to convert buildings it's the wait of the building. places like pennsylvania, they a

welders were working on on a portion on tuesday before the inferno erupted.here was no sprinkler or fire suppression system. that is something they may start requiring on construction projects in the future. arcs of water, millions of gallons flowing into the night more than 24 hours after it began. >> it won't be under control until we put it all out. >> fire crews will be out here throughout the night and into the morning hours trying to get the fire out. once it is, demolition and construction crews will meet and discuss and come up with a way to remove all of the debris somehow. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> that is a big job. more than half of the firefighters in san francisco responded to yesterday's blaze and they, woulded around the clock. it is more than a day after the fire started and making sure there are no more hotspots. yesterday was so hot and dangerous, the crews were ordered to get away from the billing -- the building quickly. >> i was hoping it won't -- it wouldn't be the huge monster. >> the flames started coming out of all of the window

welders were working on on a portion on tuesday before the inferno erupted. there was no sprinkler or fire suppression system. that is something they may start requiring on construction projects in the future. arcs of water, millions of gallons flowing into the night more than 24 hours after it began. >> it won't be under control until we put it all out. >> fire crews will be out here throughout the night and into the morning hours trying to get the fire out. once it is, demolition and construction crews will meet and discuss and come up with a way to remove all of the debris somehow. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> that is a big job. more than half of the firefighters in san francisco responded to yesterday's blaze and they, woulded around the clock. it is more than a day after the fire started and making sure there are no more hotspots. yesterday was so hot and dangerous, the crews were ordered to get away from the billing -- the building quickly. >> i was hoping it won't -- it wouldn't be the huge monster. >> the flames started coming out of all of the wind

welders were working on on a portion on tuesday before the inferno erupted. there was no sprinkler or fire suppression system. that is something they may start requiring on construction projects in the future. arcs of water, millions of gallons flowing into the night more than 24 hours after it began. >> it won't be under control until we put it all out. >> fire crews will be out here throughout the night and into the morning hours trying to get the fire out. once it is, demolition and construction crews will meet and discuss and come up with a way to remove all of the debris somehow. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> that is a big job. more than half of the firefighters in san francisco responded to yesterday's blaze and they, woulded around the clock. it is more than a day after the fire started and making sure there are no more hotspots. yesterday was so hot and dangerous, the crews were ordered to get away from thebilg billing -- the building quickly. >> i was hoping it won't -- it wouldn't be the huge monster. >> the flames started coming out of all of the

with this device is not to keep on spreading the new displays but use what exists already which is a welder on this and to use the palm of our hands that we always have with this as a disgrace deficit that moves. in a size three t sense of the project to continually adjust its focal length allowing users to change services without having to wait for it to refocus. this sense is really nice gestures such as the pants white. sitting in a neat touch of both images projected directly onto your pants. technology is over the sun king at the moment remember the first mobile phones. the team as any to reduce its size. and given up and had a tendency in the past he is is that the light strength of those pico projectors he has become three times better about the technology is alsong the tf the assumption that andrea for you is we will have a device that you can wet small enough to be worn row in june and all that to poke a bit of a compact enough to still have enough brightness for inside us fitting in but i kind of offended at all spice to this. steve thinks the system will be especially useful in n

. >> i'm a retired pipeline welder. and i am a recovering alcoholic, 22 years. and i needed something to do with my time. >> so he made gumby by hand. and now gumby's gone. >> gumby's gone but i'm not going to go back to drinking. >> no one is suggesting that, phil. >> i haven't had a drop of alcohol since september 6th, 1991. not a drop. >> let's stay focused on gumby. >> that's the god' honesting strike me dead right here if i'm lying. >> there are two takeaways here. there is a gumby abductor on the loose, and firl isn't drinking any more. >> to catch this criminal, we turned to forensic scientist lawrence scofflinsky. he spilled it out for us. >> lawrancekobilsky followed with a ph.d. >> . the doctor had this scientific analysis of the crime scene. >> having scene the crime-- the crime scene and diagrams of the location it's clear a crime has been committed. >> he was able to tell us what he learned from just this remaining piece. >> it seems to me that the vast majority of gumby is to you gone. >> but there were enough remains for a forensic anthropologist

workers had been using welders in that area about an hour before the flames erupted on tuesday. fire crews have been dousing hot spots while wrecking cranes dismantle what is left of the apartment building. as many as 400 living nearby unable to return home. >>> at the murder trial of oscar pistorius, defense attorneys for the south african olympian questioned the credibility of investigators this morning. once again this morning the door through which pistorius fired killing reeva steenkamp is in the courtroom. pistorius' attorneys are also questioning the way in which evidence was handled. pistorius is expected to take the stand in his own defense later. >>> and today is the first anniversary of pope francis becoming the leader of the world's billion plus catholics. he was introduced to a cheering crowd at the vatican and immediately started bringing his common touch to the job. >> since then he has broken with several long-standing church traditions and he has moved to bring more transparency to the vatican and has been named "time" magazine's person of the year. >>> a popula

. >> pelley: tonight, investigators in houston are looking into the possibility that a welder's torch set off a fire that destroyed a $50 million apartment complex under construction. a remarkable rescue was captured on tape by workers in an office across the street. here's manual bojorquez. >> reporter: high winds quickly pushed the fire through the nearly completed apartment complex. that man trapped on a fifth floor balcony was construction worker curtis ricin. >> i thought i was going to die right there. and i said, i-- i gotta do something. i said, "god, you gotta save me. you gotta get me out of here." >> reporter: the only way off the balcony was a fire track ladder. captain hawghton was near the top rung. >> the fire was popping and cracking and the fire was really loud. you could hear the roar of the fire. i was on the ladder in full gear and it was really hot. we lowered the ladder to him and he jumped from the fifth to the fourth floor. his feet made it okay but when he was falling back his hand barely caught the edge. >> oh, my god. >> i told him, "hold on a second. let's

the world war ii welders got a personal invite from vice president joe biden last year.y sent a letter asking for recognition of their wartime contributions. but since the women in their 80s and 90s live on fixed income, they needed some help. 100 donors came through including several unions, kaiser permanente. >>> back to school. the next generation of writers on the peninsula. >>> we're going to be back in 30 minutes with another update on the breaking news. malaysia airlines flight missing for three hours now. we're also working on a story, the south bay woman at the middle of a national controversy. a popular exercise chain said she had an unfair advantage. why she's now accusing cross-fit of discrimination. >>> the next generation of wrirgs we met with them today on the peninsula. i was invited as a guest speaker for writers week this morning at my alma mater. it's been 25 years for me. >> astounding. >> i found my way back on the campus. great to see the young faces ready to learn about tv news business and they had a lot of great questions. everyone just wanted to

. >> investigators say the fire might have been sparked by a welder's torch. >>> wreaths, food and flowers are pouring into a boston firehouse after a fire killed 2 firefighters this week. michael kennedy and edward walsh firefighters were killed in the burning brownstone on wednesday. since that day the fallen firefighters' station has been overwhelmed with an outpouring of support from the people of boston. no word on what caused that fire. >>> it's clear that laws and heavy fines are not stopping people from sending text messages while driving. >> so maybe a campaign of shame might be the answer. couldn't hurt. kpix 5's brian webb explains how one silicon valley man is on a mission to do just that. >>> reporter: a handful of baffling billboards are popping up across the bay area and getting more than a few glasses. >> i'd say it's a pretty -- getting more than a few glances. >> i'd say it's a pretty old school approach public embarrassment. >> i think it will create awareness you shouldn't do that. >> reporter: look closely. they showed distracted drivers caught in the act. the idea dre

. >> reporter: we do know welders were working on the building when the fire erupted tuesday afternoon. fire crews will be here all night working on these hot spots before demolition work resumes at dawn. again, seeing those flames erupt. this afternoon was a remarkable moment. they are getting a drip on things now. can you see that active plume of water going in on the billing as they work to extinguish those hot spots. 4th street will be closed indefinitely t. cleanup could take days, perhaps weeks. they gottesman a massive amount of debris to move out of here. they will make some decisions on that in the morning. >> all right. leslie, thanks, very much. the apartment building that was burned was not scheduled to open until august. people living nearby have been displaced. wayne freedman has that part of the story. >> at the apartments in mission bay, this is the difference 24 hours can make from dust, a construction zone. we had a massive fire in our front yard. today, no entry for yen juan but residents, not long if you do go in. >> our apartment is fine. our friend's is messed up.

i am having trouble finding welders, machine is. >> people can go and find out, maybe they can applyhese kinds of things. vincent, from talking to the various companies involved in this, do you find anyone that says, you know, i'm going to keep my stuff overseas because i can't compete. >> there were a few going over at the time we were making the film. it is they i think division between a publicly held company and a privately held company. if you and i have a business together, we can have great ideas, but if we are publicly traded, we do not have many ideas weekend take action on. it is really what is best for the shareholders. i think that is one of the themes that comes out in the film. it is not political. it is getting them to think about looking at the label, thinking about where things are made. tomorrow ons out think people will embrace this as america's come back story, not this treacherous, oh, what happened to detroit, what happened to jobs? we did come across places where there is machine and a job there for $70,000 a year. not have someone to employ here, so you know.

you find out who are the available people in the planet and they would be like welders and people whons. you wouldn't ask an editor from esquire to help you. >> you need a lot of app creators. >> talk show hosts would not -- >> i would be the first one killed. that's why i would make myself evil. >> the whole premise is flawed. no one at this table would have made it through the apocalypse. maybe joanne would have. >> i would just cling on to something. >> i wouldn't have made it. >> how? >> i am charming. >> the three of us would be gone for sure. >> the zombies are doing this to us? >> i have no idea. i really didn't read the story. i had a busy day. that's why i am tired. i have been doing a lot of interviews. have you bought it yet? it is called "not cool." go to amazon and order it. i am like 165 and try to push me under 100: -- 100. jerk. i'm the jerk. >>> anyway, no, i don't. >> for too long social media has been bringing people together. parents, grandparents, children, violent homicidal stalkers and their victims. finally it will help us stay apart. the new app is apartmently

. >> they would be a post apocalyptic society of welders. they based it on s.a.t. scores. doesn't it make it worth while? >> and spending a lot of money doesn't guarantee results. they spend a lot of money and nothing happens. that's not surprising. i blame smartphones. they make people dumb. any kid can look up anything on their phone and get the answer right away. they don't have to study. they don't learn anything. >> kids' grades have been like this way before smartphones. they always had the same amount of intel gins which is the average iq of 100. we can't change that. all we can do is stop overeducating people who don't need it. they just made the s.a.t.'s easier. >> they changed it. it was back to the old format. >> i really think that when you are in the past you had incentive and you needed to study to get answers to questions. >> we also dropped out at the age of 18 and got a job like a real man. >> i think the issue here is -- so we have been spending all of this money. what exactly has it been for? that's the real issue. we are not using the money wisely. i th

i've been in russia for more than eight years already i'm working as a welder in ukraine it's hard to find a job especially a well paid one many of my acquaintances are working here that if they decide to introduce a visa regime between ukraine and russia it's going to hit ordinary people hard in your book with the is it a see if it has been already a month that i've been working for sure i'm forced to or here is a meter and money in ukraine jobs are poorly paid many of my acquaintances are coming to russia to make a living i don't know if it's safe to come back to ukraine now with me is that a good lots of the other ukrainians were coming to russia fifteen years ago five years ago i working here for the six year over this period with formed our own community of that and we're helping each other with finding jobs and a place to live people who really want to work in russia will find a way to come here and they will be grateful to this country for the opportunity to work and earn decent wages. and just to remind you coming up next hour on r.t. international our exclusive documentary on

. >> an investigation finds the fire is started by a welder's torch during maintenance and is spread by chemical residue that causes a fiberglass wall to ignite. the plant is rebuilt in utah and a power substation eventually takes its place in nevada. those that experienced the disaster firsthand will never forget it. >> the last explosion and the shockwave is burned into my brain forever. >>> coming up -- workers moving a building run into serious trouble. >>> and truckers make big mistakes. >> i'm thinking, what are you doing, guy? get out of there. >> when "caught on camera: total destruction" continues. it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com i know, it's a lot to take in. that's why i've c

she and her fellow world war ii welders got a personal invitation after they sent a letter asking for recognition for war-time contributions. since the women live on fixed incomes they needed help. 100 donors came through including several unions, kizer and virgin america. >>> straight ahead here at 6:00, an update on the breaking news. the missing airplane with hundreds of passengers on board. >> and big names in tech working to fight the growing backlash in san francisco. what they are doing to try and improve their image. also. >> i'm kimberly tere live in san jose, where the mayor is hoping to get a dedicated burglary unit back up and running. but police aren't necessarily fans of the plan. i'll tell you why coming up. >> more tough talks from russia. trying to send a message to ukraine. we're back in a minute. >>> want to update you on the breaking news. the search continues for that missing airplane. we'll show you a map of the flight route. this is malaysia airlines a boeing 777. this took off from kuala, the capitol of malaysia and never made it to its destination in beijing.

. >> the fire may have been started by a welder's torch. >> that's incredible.s to have come through at least physically unscathed but what an experience. >>> there is a rush on gold rush equipment in the sierra foothills. the drought means more opportunities to find a treasure. low river levels in the motherlode are leaving a lot of land exposed that is normally under water. so prospectors can search for gold in new areas. some people have been doing other outdoor activities but are now turning to gold mining for fun. >> they put a temporary ban on fishing being allowed in these areas so these are outdoor hobbyists looking for something new to get into. >> she says sales at her store are up by 20 to 25%. some people are finding hundreds of dollars worth of gold in a day. it's currently selling for about $1,300 an ounce. >>> in the next half hour a montana woman who pushed her new husband off a cliff learns how long she will spend behind bars and the groom's family reacts to the sentence. >> reporter: resign or be removed. those are the two options politicians a

it could have been welder's torch laid down somewhere. it could have been rags that, you know, have have oils on them that are combustible and then they sit and smolder. so they will have a hard time figuring out how this one started. >> same thing with santana row. >> i don't think they ever truly figured out what started that fire. >> that was my next question. how do fire investigators determine what caused this thing in the first place? is there a way to do it when there's this much square footage? >> i think it's going to be very difficult for investigators to pinpoint the cause of the fire. unless it's on an extreme edge of the fire, where they can find enough evidence as to what caused the fire, not that it was criminal or anything but just something that shows them, oh, this is what happened. but with that much heat being generated it destroys just about everything. >> we are hearing reports of glass windows breaking blocks away from the heat of the fire. is that unusual or is this shoddy construction? >> i think the cause is the

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we need more welders. we need more electricians.is week at an apprenticeship program and, do you know what, apprenticeships are tickets to the middle-class. there's a bright future for people in this country who want to work with their hands and that's why the president in his budget for 2015 has a very robust investment in apprenticeships. he wants to double the number of apprenticeships in this country over the next five years. i think we can do it. and, by the way, it's desperately needed. you go to wisconsin, i talked to the manufacturers there, the average age of a person in the skilled trades is 59 years old. folks are getting ready to retire. i was at boeing four days ago, monday of this week, they've got a substantial percentage of their workforce that are within five years or so of retirement. so, we need to make sure that we're investing in these skilled trades that are a ticket to the middle-class. i met a guy monday or the other day in san francisco who's an electrician, he calls it the golden ticket from willy wonka and

no reason why we cannot be training more airplanes mechanics, welders, these are growth industries. why we cannotason hire more people from high school, not just with a diploma, but with a job ready certification that allows them to go to work the day after graduation. i would also argue that community colleges can play a role in all of this. many of the higher-paying middle-class jobs are going to require more than high school, but less than a four year degree. when he to steer more people in that direction without stigmatizing -- we need to steer more people in that direction without stigmatizing. >> i reserve the right to ask the last question. we will finish on this. our mission at the foundation is to develop, engage, and recognize exceptional leaders who champion the american idea. you have talked about the american idea, the american dream. one of the quotes from my dad , at he put in his book collection of his speeches, the most revolutionary idea in history is human progress and prosperity are the result of individual freedom and faith. this is not only the most revolutiona

he was a mechanic and a welder and an electrician, he did all these things and was seen as somewhat heroic we look through those people. part of the reason there's so much opportunity in the trades right now is from a very eerily age we position those jobs as a vocational consolation prize. we might not spell out that way but there is the continuous, steady, implicit belief that if you are not cut out for colleges see what is behind door number 2. this is the way you should go. that reinforces itself. charles: we got to let you go. so happy you took the time, extraordinarily informative. we want you to keep pushing. what you are doing is pushing for america and thanks a lot. >> nice of you to say. give those kids in ottawa a shout out too, fighting the good fight. charles: we will sweet about it later. we were the first to ask the question are there red flags in the market? is a correction coming? market watch and usa today have jumped on the bandwagon. obviously they are watching us. get the latest on the fox business network. dierdre bolden will be here with us for the real halftime repo

it makes you takethe fire was sparked by a welder's torch. charlie, clarissa, gayle?y lucky man. that video is just -- i'm biting my nails every time even though i know it ended well. >> that's why you have to love firefighters, the only people running into buildings when everyone's running out. and you may never see them again. amazing story. >> i bet they do. >> i'll bet they do. >> you're probably right. >> they're probably lifelong friends. >> you're probably right. >>> new safety measures are in effect for the nation's airports. the records come after the shooting last year at los angeles international airport. one tsa officer died and three other people were hurt. jeff pegues is at the reagan national airport outside of washington on what the changes mean for millions. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the memo that was sent across the country. it calls for immediate action on recommendations that include increasing police presence at security checkpoints. expect a more visible police presence at airport security checkpoints today. the tsa is movi

officials believe the fire was accidentally started by welders working on the roof and moments afterrescue took place you can see the entire building, the top half of it collapses. >> unbelievable. >>> the secret service once again at the center of controversy this morning. three agents have been sent home after one of them actually passed out drunk in an amsterdam hotel following a night of drinking. they were part of the group preparing for president obama's visit there this week. an agency spokesman tells cnn an investigation is underway. we're learning about their actions on the same day the president heads to belgium. officials say a suspicious package found near a bus stop turned out to be a forgotten suitcase. it was not on the president's route. in the meantime, president obama began his day with a replaying at a memorial honoring americans who died liberating belgium in world war i. the president also expected to make remarks after a summit with european leaders this morning. cnn will bring you his comments live when they happen. >>> still to come on the "newsroom," new imag

. >> i was a journeyman welder'/i'm going to be very excited because i'm going to be ninety four whenix days in washington d-c. they are set to leave for the cross-country trip in the first week of april. >> it is great that they will be honored. >> despite some issues last year with paying vendors. napa's bottlerock music festival is returning. and now we know who's headlining. some pretty big names: the cure. outkast. eric church. weezer. the fray. and l-l cool j. three-day passes start at 249 dollars. single-day passes will be available in april. but a price has not been made public for those tickets. the festival runs from may 30th through june first. >> coming up on kron four news weekend. the search continue for a south bay teen, two years after she was last seen. we're live as friends and family look for sierra lamar. >> plus, one week later investigators are looking into what caused a jetliner to * vanish. coming up at 8-15 we'll be talking to aviation expert mike mccarron to get his take on something like this can happen. >> and south by-southwest is still underway in austin.

she's now going to be seen donning a welder's mask as she watches a welding student during a tour ofning programs at city colleges of chicago. >> there she is. >> that is the chairman -- that is the chair of the federal reserve. >> our new populist chair of the federal reserve. and steve was pointing out in her speech today she mentioned, which is unusual for a fed chair, she mentioned anecdotes about individuals who have been affected by the slowdown in the economy who are unable to get a job. it was a very unusual speech, very dovish speech, but also very unusual for a fed chair to get that deep into the weeds about the economy. >> and keep in mind generally speaking the fed's communications policy is something janet yellen has had a hand in over a period of many years. so perhaps shouldn't be that much of a surprise now that she has the chair position. she might look for other innovative ways to take the fed's message to the public and we're seeing one of them. >> back to general motors down 15% this quarter as new information surfaces about its faulty ignition switch scandal. >>

have plenty of welders here. i teach welding.ur greatest asset is a 15-year-old kid in high school taking welding it seems we have forgotten all of our trade. we outsource everything. people from other countries come in and take our jobs to build our ships and airplanes, our roads and highways. host: let's hear from covington, georgia. from the wall street journal, what they call began take. the proposed funding for each department and billions. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. -- witho let you know the president's budget that obama worked on for 2015, that is what it is. a 2015 budget. ,ongress can look at the budget can bipartisan this and make any changes that they wish, but changes theirntry state of mind where they stopped thetantly browbeating president for everything that he does. you can see he is under pressure of working with a team that does not see his point of view. you want to go forward and get good progress, people have to be willing, and when i say people, i am talking about congress on both sides

always sought exciting adventures and new opportunities, from being an a boy scout, a wrestler a welder a sky diver, among many other great and terrific things. there was no challenge philip would back down from. it is for these fearless and courageous service like philip that we are able to know we are protected and allow us to enjoy freedom and liberty here at home. philip will be greatly missed by all who knew him but most of all, his family. s parents, david and julie vinnedge and his brothers corey and jason. despite their grief, the vinnedges continue to work hard to remember him. philip always wanted to buy and restore a 1950's pickup truck. since he never had the chance, 1951 chevy bought a and dedicated it to him and other fallen marines. the scenes on the truck represent scenes from his life. they use it to help toys for to thes and the tragedy assistance program for survivors. . we owe him a priceless debt that we will never be able to fully repay. therefore the least i can do as a representative of the united states congress, it is my honor to sponsor h.r. 2391, a bill that