legislation with senator kyl that would designate the soon to be constructed federal courthouse in yuma, arizona, to be named in honor of chief judge john roll who died tragically during the senseless act of violence against congresswoman giffords and other arizonaans in tucson earlier this month. i had the distinct privilege of knowing and working with chief judge roll for many years. in fact, it was my honor to recommend him to president george herbert walker bush for nomination to the federal bench in 1991. he served with distinction. most recently, judge roll became known by so many in the state of arizona, the judicial conference and many in congress as a tireless advocate for the plaintiffs, defendants and judges in arizona by working to secure additional funding and resources to assist the court in its heavy caseload. the morning of the shooting, he was in line to speak to congresswoman giffords who was also afriend, about his efforts to have the ninth circuit declared a judicial emergency in the district of arizona. he died doing what he did each and every day, working to guarantee the f

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don, yuma, arizona, good evening. >> caller: my question is regarding the ebooks. >> host: please go ahead, sir. >> caller: i have a nook. and i -- i was wondering if they'd ever thought about bundling -- if you bought the ebook, the electronic portion and the -- if i could buy the whole book together as a bundle. >> host: all right. jenn risko, you've kind of addressed that. but if you'd like to repeat it for him? >> guest: sure, don, i agree, i think this is the way it should go. if i buy the book, it should be in both electronic and print formats. you should get a discount for buying, you know, a discount on one of them or both of them for buying them collectively. because i think that, you know, as i mentioned before, it'd be nice to read your book at home, your paper book at home and when you leave to catch the train, it'd be nice to read your book on your phone or on your ipad or whatever it is. i think that -- you know, it was a couple -- a year ago or so that bob miller who was at harper studio at the time talked about doing more of this. i think we are going to be seeing a l

[laughter] so we stopped in yuma arizona and i felt very disheartened because he is not have that choice. it shows us how very far we have come as a country, that i could not even really full-- fully re-create it. my parents said look, we have been through it and then there and done that, let's stop. i remember as i was reading it i wrote in the margins he did this without a cell phone. >> without a cell phone. [laughter] >> i won't leave my house to go down the street without my phone. >> he was driving through the desert with no cell phone. >> he probably couldn't get service there any way. >> probably. [laughter] >> now, when you talk about the appearances, the reason i spent so much time on it in the book is because as i look back with wisdom i started to understand my parents a little bit more. i just always thought they were typed a. and that they kept the garden beautifully that we had to shovel snow before anybody else in the neighborhood shoveled snow and i felt that was sort of a work ethic and i now realize everything they did in the way they ordered their steps was a statemen

by the time we got to yuma, arizona, they ip cysted -- insisted that we stop. they couldn't take it anymore. [laughter] and because there was not -- it was not 1953 anymore and the country has changed so much, we had no trouble finding a place to rest, and it was a fact that actually made it even more difficult, that made it more clear how difficult his journey had been, and it made me appreciate all the more the despair that he must have felt. because he didn't have that choice, as i did then. i want to say a little bit about the effect of the great migration before opening up to questions which you may have. there are many ways to look at the great migration, one of them, though, is that there's so much that they ended up leaving, and there's so much that they took with them. they ended up transplanting southern culture when they left. they took the blues and gospel and spiritual music with them to the north and created whole new art forms which we now know as rhythm and blues, as jazz, even as hip-hop. there are so many people who are descended from the grea

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together with the arizona congressional delegation to secure funding for a new federal courthouse in yuma, arizona, to alleviate the congestion at the tucson federal courthouse. in fact, judge roll had just reviewed the architectural reviewed the architectural >> he told my office he was very pleaseed with the design. it's the hope of myself and senator kyl, and every member of the arizona delegation, that the architectural designs will soon include the name of chief judge john roll prominently on the building. it's the same ease steamed jurist, friend, and hero deserves this honor and much more. our state lost a good man, a true and able advocate for justice for all and a great arizonaian. for this reason i ask the fellow senators in joining me to pass this legislation to allow the federal courthouse to be proudly known as the john m. roll united states courthouse. >> you can see the snowfalling on the capitol. the snow is in recess due to the call of the chair. the senators are expected to be back in shortly to talk about the schedule tomorrowment we'll have that live for you when that begins. r

introduce legislation to name the united statesgi courthouse, the united states courthouse in yuma arizona the john ambrose the united states courthouse. the legislation is at the desk. i suggest the absence of a quorum. roll. mr. mccain: madam president, i >> and present i ask unanimous consent further proceedings under the quorum call beit suspended.obje >> without objection. >> i call up resolution -- billf number 188 and ask for its immediate consideration.of >> the clerk will report. >> the bill will be received. >> madam president, and pleased introduce legislation with senator kyl that would designate the soon-to-be constructed federal courthouse in yuma arizona to be named in honor of chief judge john rollef who diee tragically during the senseless act of violence against congresswoman giffords and otheh arizonans in tucson earlier this month. p i had the distinct privilege of knowing and working with chief judge role for many years.t, in fact it was my honor to recommend him to president george herbert walker bush for t nomination to the federal bench in 1991. he served with disti

and i believe the decision to name the yuma, arizona, courthouse after judge roll is a fitting tributeto a man who served his state with distinction. the courthouse is a new courthouse, government construction. it will help alleviate some of the overcrowding that is going on in arizona right now, primarily because of the problems that exist on the border. years -- so, i don't know of any time in the years that i've been here that a bill has been introduced and then discharged on the same day. we all feel strongly that this has to be hand this would way. it is the very least we can do. judge roll is highly regarded by his colleagues and took his job as judge seriously doing more than simply deciding on cases and going home. he was an active advocate for the judicial system in arizona. i believe that we would have had this courthouse named after him upon his retirement had his life not been tragically taken in that tragedy that took place. so today senators mccain and kyl introduce s. 188, and i'm happy to announce that senator boxer and i have discharged s. 188 to the floor on this same