that stopped me in my tracks, but thinking about it you thought she grew up in westchester. you know, she watched her sister, cousins getting married. the idea of marriage she was scared of. she was scared of boys. you know, but she wanted those things in a peculiar way, and, you know, if only just to be like well adjusted like her sisters so, you know, so she was torn, but she had no facility with boys, so in a way it was perfect. also she wasn't beautiful like her sisters. she was, you know, rather ungainly and she admitted she had absolutely no charm whatsoever. you know, so -- and she was very aware of her clumsiness and really what did her future hold for her in america? ewe know, and -- you know, and so it made sense that she would search out a more traditional culture where it really didn't matter where you looked like, where women, you know, had a specific role to play, but on the other hand, she would go to pakistan and automatically assumed that because she was writing all these articles and being published in the muslim press and because she was corresponding with

but thinking about it, he thought she grew up in westchester. she washed her sister, all her cousins getting married. the idea of marriage she was a little scared to hear what she was scared of boys, but she wanted those things things in a peculiar way. if only just to be like her well-adjusted sister. so she was torn, that she had no facility with boys. so in a way it was perfect. also, she wasn't beautiful like her sister. she was rather ungainly and she admitted she had absolutely no charm what the weather. and she was very aware of her clumsiness. it's a really, what your future holds for her and americana classics and so, it made sense that it would search out a more traditional culture where it really didn't matter what you look like, we're winning, you know, have a specific role to play. on the other hand, she would go to packet and then automatically assume that because she was writing all these articles have been published in the muslim press and because she was corresponding with his egyptian prison and has signout on son-in-law and li

human rights activists and their say security forces shot dead at least 1 westchester early tuesday. >> russian authorities are facing growing public anger over the sinking of an aging and overcrowded tourist boat. some divers discovered the bodies of dozens of the children. the death toll is expected to reach 130. this is underscored concerns but negligence and corruption. >> of all russian ships are flying their flag at half mast. like all these boats in the capital. the entire country is mourning the victims of sunday's disaster. the accident had shaken people badly. >> i am really sad, especially since so many accidents recently have happened in our country. a few weeks ago, a plane crashed. now we have seen this ship sank. >> i am shocked. we cannot get used to all of these accidents. all of us have to be much more careful. >> a final salute sounds at the side of the disaster. relatives had brought breeds with them. -- reeds with them. divers found the bodies of 30 to 40 children in the hold. after a memorial service in moscow, president dmitry medvedev promised to investigate w

this happened in new york in westchester county. we will show you as many fireworks as we can before the big shows in our area in the inner harbor and catonsville. and we will bring you video here and from across the country. >> do you've favorite? >> favorite fireworks. i've seen new york and i like the fireworks show here from ourroof top. >> show off. >> i know. >>> listen, this morning, rescue efforts continue. this situation involves a flooded mine. >> 23 people are trapped inside and it's a race against time in china as the flood waters continue to rise. some out there are saying this mine and its history safety standards are not good. >>> more pomp and circumstances in canada. what the royal company is up to today as they continue their north american tour. >>> and let's try it one more time on this july 4th. a few birthdays one in particular. hager celebrating. happy birthday. our picture of the day also with the 4th of july scene. this is going on at owings mills. >> if you have a interesting photo or birthday or if you wan

. >>> in san francisco they have recovered the westchester a seattle man allegedly used in a gun battle with an officer in the bayview. the neighbor led them to the pistol police say belonged to kenneth harding. police particular tests show this is the gun that killed harding but they don't know if it was suicide or an accident. >>> heroin a stun gun and drug and gang paraphernalia, that's what watsonville police found in a home during a gang and drug investigation. a 32-year-old man is facing weapons and drug charges. and 22-year-old marlin uribe is being held on drug charges. >>> there is a marijuana grow site near where gunmen shot out a police officer this week. the officer was patrolling on foot near the upper san leandro reservoir monday night when two people opened fire at him. he was not hurt but he called in for help. crews have been searching the area since then looking for marijuana grow sites. investigators have not confirmed that the site they found is related to the shooting. >>> vallejo schools are among the latest victims of thieves who steal copper and then cash it in w

let's start off with video from westchester county, north of new york city where they had all kinds ofdamage. at one point at the height of the storm, 20,000 people without power. today we're looking at severe weather across the far northern plains, areas like fargo, minneapolis, sioux falls, likely to see rough weather again today and more monsoonal rains for parts of the w wt. flooding will be possible throughout this region, and back here across the rest of the country, we'll continue to watch the heat build into the mid-atlantic by early next week. what many are calling a doomsday >> this weather report has been brought to you by splenda. dan and bianna? >> we care about accuracy. so we should say you're from abc 13 in houston. >> see, i wasn't going to correct ron, especially when it comes to houston. >> it's very difficult to correct ron. we know that. >> i apologize. 13, 13, okay. >>> we show ron. he just ran into the -- anyway, we'll show you that later. are we going to show them? there he is. >> my apologies. 13, abc 13. >> there he is. >> casey -- >> you can buy me a -- >> we

years out of jail, cardenales is a rising middle manager at an electronics recycling company in westchester county, n.y., making $80,000 a year. he's proof that a liberal education in prison, or at least bard's degree, can pay off. moreover, says his boss, he represents a hidden national economic resource just begging to be tapped. >> look, we've got a hidden workforce out here, i'm talking about you all. >> reporter: in a job-challenged economy, virgil fisher is looking to hire, as the company he runs we-recycle! he runs we-recycle! expands. impressed by the ex-con grads of bard college's prison program who already work for him, he's looking to recruit more of them at woodbourne. this is the current crop of matriculants. >> don't lose sight about what this is all about. it's about business. it's about competing. it's about being able to win in a global economy. we hear all the time that when you go to prison, the only thing that you're learning how to do is to be a better criminal. and we have people who are coming out who are able to run supply chain, who are able to run human resources,

but we heard as you mentioned, con edison air, they reduced power overnight to queens and westchester county. any more plans for brownouts ahead? >> this is how we work it. when there is more than two out, and there's significant demand, and we see temperatures like we have, con edison will look at the conditions as a precautionairy matter. we don't have to find ourselves where we are in an extreme situation and then have to reduce. so far we have done well. yesterday we had a hot day and did fairly well, and today we'll inbound trouble but we will hope to get through it. >> and possibly other cities should know some things is what? >> the combination of heat and humidity is extremely important and damaging to the system. we know that the stress on the system yesterday is going to have major impact today, because our system, which is mostly underground, so we have an underground system, it gets very hot, and that system will not -- did not have enough time last night to cool down. so we are anticipating that we are going to have problems. we're anticipating that we're ready, and we ha

one in the area of westchester. they made it very, very clear that they want us to increase this debt limit. they want us to get about the business of creating jobs. they want to close tax loopholes for the richest corporations in america that receive tax breaks under the bush administration. they're sick of us paying with this issue. they want us to do the people's business. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today. >> in our business most of the places we compete are in the 15% to 17% statutory rate, and as we know with other special incentives, those rates can be lower. my view of that, my concern about that would be finding that rate that would make it competitive or make it neutral and i think it would be below that low 20% range. the general concept would be very positive because it would simplify life and bring the dollars and put them back to work here in the u.s