--- en san jos una persona fue herida de bala en un tiroteo entre la calle ''barrymore y la avenida flora... take vo ---el cruce de fuego se habra originado por un caso de ''ira al volante" entre los pasajeros de dos automviles... --- un peatn fue alcanzado por uno de los proyectiles.. --- la vctima se recupera de sus heridas en un hospital. los sospechosos huyeron del lugar.. lorena/ms --- en san francisco autoridades siguen avanzando con un controversial plan.. take vo --- anoche la junta de supervisores vot par solicitar 80 millones de dolares en fondos de ayuda estatal para la edificacin de un nuevo centro de detencin... --- la nueva estructura reemplazara las viejas crceles que se ubican en el palacio de justicia sobre la calle ''bryant''... --- quienes apoyan el proyecto dicen que el cambio es necesario porque el edificio no es sismicamente seguro... --- oponentes dicen que el dinero debe invertirse en programas de rehabilitacin.. ===chit chat=== juanfra lorena lucrecia roll open under lucrecia buenos das... qu nos espera el da de hoy. live bug

--- en san jos una persona fue herida de bala en un tiroteo entre la calle ''barrymore y la avenida flora... take vo ---el cruce de fuego se habra originado por un caso de ''ira al volante" entre los pasajeros de dos automviles... --- un peatn termino siendo la victima y fue alcanzado por uno de los proyectiles.. --- la vctima se recupera de sus heridas en un hospital. los sospechosos huyeron del lugar.. juanfra/take vo ---ponga cuidado a esta noticia... es un video impactante, muestra a un reportero grabndose asimismo mientras maneja un "jeep cherokee" del aÑo 2014... plenamente consciente que dos expertos en computadoras trataran de asumir el control del vehculo...y lo hicieron... --los "hackers" lograron apagar el motor del coche y accedieron al sistema de control del auto, mediante el cual pueden manejar intuitivamente todas las funciones del vehculo... lorena --en telemundo 48 somos primeros con la noticia...... tenemos informacion desde hayward donde se reporta un tiroteo que habria dejado a un oficial herido... take map juanfra --hay fuerte actividad policial cerca de la intersecn

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the newlyweds were having dinner at flora farms in cabo san lucas this weekend --- where they got married last july-- when adam got up, took over the stage and to the delight of us diners ---crooned lovingly to his bride. if you look really close you can see me right behind behati ...i'm the one swooning in the back. watch the entire rendition of that love song on our website nbcbayarea.com ===jess/3-shot=== thanksojoining us ===jess/3-shot=== thanks for joining us ===raj/3-shot=== ournext newscast is today in the bay- tomorrow at ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jake gyllenhaal. josh gad. musical

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we have fewer species, both of flora and fauna. the decrease is widespread and significant. the villagers use some species for food or for building their houses. reporter: the environmentalists ask the men and women in the village how they use the forest and what they plant in their fields. it's hoped the data will help to promote additional ways of earning a living that protect the forest. every year, thousands of hectares of forest in yucatÁn go up in flames to create space for agriculture. often, the farmers don't even use the fields themselves. instead they lease them to wealthy investors from all over the country who are on the lookout for new and larger areas to intensively farm such crops as melons intensively. it's a good deal because the yield is plentiful thanks to the climate. local environmental protection organizations are worried that intensive farming will spread further. gerardo garcÍa contreras: in mexico's current situation, there aren't many other sources of income so they rely on profits of this kind. viewed ecologically, this kind of cultivation isn't

vo-blanca --esta noche, las autoridades confirman una victima baleada en la calle "barrymore" y "flora avenue" en san jose. --al parecer, se trata de un tiroteo que se desato en un caso de "ira al volante" entre los pasajeros de 2 vehiculos. ---un hombre que caminaba inocentemente por esa zona, cibio el disparo de uno de los ocupantes de uno de los 2 autos involucrados en la pelea. --el hombre se recupera en el hospital y los sospechosos huyeron. vocesar ---un desamparado se debate entre la vida y la muerte luego que alguien le lanzara fuegos artificiales en nuevo mexico... ---el hombre dormia en una acera de albuquerque cuando le lanzaron los cohetes e inmediatamente tomo fuego... ---un video capto la imagen de un coche que podria estar involucrado en este crimen... ---el hombre se encuentra en condicion seria. vo-blanca --en portland, oregon; los bomberos tuvieron que poner a prueba sus destrezas en el rescate de un hombre que lavaba a presion la maquina de un elevador en una torre, cuando la cuerda con la que se sujetaba se rompio y el hombre cayo alrededor de 8 a 10 pies pero se sa

flora or fauna. we made commitments to key stakeholders. this was our license to operate, if you will, on the island. erik: every person on barrow island is inspected for potential contaminants. right here? >> all good? >> yes, all good. erik: every piece of equipment is sprayed and shrink-wrapped to avoid contact with insects and bacteria. they are the right protocols. but chevron has a lot to prove. everyone remembers the bp disaster in the gulf, and the exxon valdez. and chevron is still fighting lawsuits over decades-old oil spills in the amazon. >> the public has high expectations around our environmental objectives. there has been a concern for many years about our industry and the impact it has on the environment. erik: chevron's bet on australia faces an even bigger test -- the lng market. gorgon and wheatstone are years ahead of other lng megaprojects, some of which may never be developed. >> the question is, how large really will the lng market be? that is a question no one has the answer to yet. we will see the price drop precipi

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the cars inside get hotter. 90 in flora park, harris, staten island. 91 in woodland park. since the humidity is not as big a factor, it feels around 90 in most spots. we're not expecting the humidity to climb drastically over the next couple days. but we are expecting the heat to stay around. so we're talking about a high of 91 tomorrow, and we'll stay right around 90, going into early next week. more on that in the forecast, coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. >> all right, janice. you can track the heat all weekend with our news 4 new york app. we'll be sending important alerts straight to your smartphone or tablet. it's in the apple app store now. >>> breaking news. we just got new information on the legionnaires outbreak here in our city. we are now told the number of cases has risen to 57 and 3 people have now died. news 4's sheldon dutes is in the concourse section with new details, just coming in. sheldon. >> reporter: rob, in addition to the shopping center across from criminal court in the bronx, the health department tells us they have identified a thir

. >> well, this resolution is meant to row text wildlife, both fauna and flora worldwide. and it is meant to combat all illegal and elicit aspects of it. i think like most people in the world, we are outraged at what happened to this poor lion. hunting activities are partly legal, partly illegal. and it is this resolution which fights all the illegal aspects of it. >>> the host city of the 2022 winter olympics has been chosen on friday in kuala lumpur. the choice is between the chinese capital and the cass i cankazakhstan city. city leaders say their bid is compact and sustainable. but the publish perception of their country in central asia could cost them. >> reporter: kazakhstan's largest city may have a small global profile but that will all change if it wins the vote to host the 2022 winter olympics. but they fear they have a disadvantage against beijing as olympic officials are banned from visiting bidding cities. >> the members of the i.o.c. should come and look at our city because everyone who visits us falls in love with our city. i think maybe when they decide the

. >> well, this resolution is meant to protect wildlife both fauna and flora worldwide. and it is meant to combat all illegal and elicit aspects of it. i think like most people in the world, we are outraged at what happened to this poor lion. hunting activities are partly legal, partly illegal and it is this resolution which fights all the illegal aspects of it. >>> ministers from a dozen pacific rim countries are locked in talks in hawaii trying to reach a deal on an an ambushing us free trade agreement. the trans-pacific partnership or t. p.p. is being led by the u.s. supporters say it will unlock markets promote investment and boost sales some of the biggest beneficiaries of this treaty will likely be u.s. farmers. tom ackerman has been meeting some in the state of ohio. >> reporter: three times a day the ill in being gets pumped from the 700 cows at clarify farms. the high-tech operation is one of thousands that make america the world's foremost milk produce he should 15% of that output sold and consumed by other countries. frank who runs the farm with his family is

was a way to educate visiting dignitaries from foreign countries who maybe weren't familiar with the flora and fauna of the united states that this would be a way to show them what nature in the united states was like. susan swain: and from -- well, what do you think of the china? thomas culbertson: well, i actually like the china. and they made many other copies of each of the items for sale to the general public, because limoges -- or the haviland & company in limoges, france, said they were losing their shirt on the whole project and wanted to make some revenue, so they produced -- and that's what you see sitting on the sideboard there. susan swain: and how scathing were the press reviews? allida black: scathing. i mean, you could see that -- i think the most polite language was absurd. i mean, i saw some stuff that said grotesque, so -- undignified. so the press really thought it was just unfitting for the white house. susan swain: and did she continue to use it, despite the criticism? allida black: yes. thomas culbertson: well, it wasn't delivered until just months before they left th

the community, the city, the country can only flora shifting of the peace to enjoy their life and liberty and have the opportunity to pursue their happiness. they work with commerce and trade and create an environment where each child's dream has to hope to be realized. we have seen a nation born of these ideas and from generation to generation it's shown itself to be the greatest, strongest and most prosperous nation on earth. the envy of the world. it wears the uniform and the united states of america is kept safe by the men and women of the united states military willing to serve and sacrifice so much of our way of life is secure and with these sacrifices being made each and every day, there comes much need. that is why today more than ever it's important to have successful nonprofits in the military support space. as the government alone cannot possibly fill all of its needs. there have been so many experiences that have led to realize we must be there for our men and women in uniform. after the tragic of fence -- events of sub some relevant wanting to do something supporting those in

. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: nato ambassadors convened a rare emergency meeting today in brussels on the islamic state threat in turkey, after a string of attacks. representatives from 28 nations gathered at nato headquarters for the special session, at turkey's request. afterward, the alliance's secretary-general spoke to reporters. >> all allies stand in solidarity with turkey. we strongly condemn the terrorist attacks. we express our condolences to the turkish government and to the families of the victims in suruc and other attacks against police and military officers. >> ifill: at the same time, turkey faced more violence from kurdish militants. a turkish soldier was shot in the head near the border with iraq. in retaliation, turkish jets hit kurdi

. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the world woke up today to the news of an agreement aimed at curbing iran's nuclear weapons program. it was the fruit of marathon talks between iran and a group of world powers-- the united states and other permanent members of the u.n. security council, plus germany. the weary foreign ministers gathered after 18 long days and nights of talks in vienna. >> today is an historic day. it's a great honor for us to announce that we have reached an agreement on the iranian nuclear issue. >> woodruff: within minutes of that formal statement, president obama addressed the nation, from the white house. >> we have stopped the spread of nuclear weapons in this region. because of this deal, the international community will be

police say two cars were stopped at a stop sign at barrymore and flora. someone in one of the cars opened fire at the other car. police say a man walking down the sidewalk was shot. paramedics took the victim to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. both of the drivers took off. the suspects are still on the loose and no motive so far. >>> well it is case closed for the home run king. after millions of dollars and years of headlines, barry bonds is no longer under investigation. the decade-long steroids prosecution involving bonds has officially come to an end. the u.s. department of justice says it will no longer pursue the case. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us live at at&t park. barry bonds has to be a satisfied man tonight. >> reporter: you bet, jessica. the san francisco giants organization tells me tonight that they are pleased that this matter is finally resolved. those close to the case say it's time to move forward. >> i think this was a trophy hunting expedition. >> reporter: that's how the man once at the center of the balco ste

both fauna and flora worldwide. and it is meant to combat all illegal and elicit aspects of it. i think like most people in the world, we are outraged at what happens to this poor lion. hunting activity are partly leg. partly illegal and it is this resolution which fights all the illegal aspects of it. >>> locked in talks in hawaii trying to reach a deal on an ambushing us free trade agreement. trans pacific partnership is being led by the u.s., supporters say it will unlock markets, promote investment and boost sales. but people who have been demonstrating on the island of maui say negotiations have been too secretive and not transparent. >>> some of the biggest beneficiaries from this will be u.s. farmers. wetom ackerman has been meeting dairy fires to get their thoughts. >> reporter: three times a day the milk gets pumped from the 700 cows at the farm. the high-tech operation is one of thousands that make america the world's foremost milk producer, 15% of that output sold and consumed by other countries. frank, who runs the farm with his family, is well aware that worldwide s

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: greece reached a debt deal with european creditors today after an all- night emergency summit in brussels. it agreed to a strict timetable for enacting further unpopular austerity measures in exchange for a third international bailout. now greek prime minister alexis tsipras must push the cost- cutting proposals through his parliament over the next two days. we'll take a closer look at the new accord-- and get on-the-ground reaction from greece's residents-- after the news summary. >> ifill: u.s. and world markets rallied today as investors welcomed the news of the greek bailout agreement. on wall street, the dow jones industrial average climbed more than 217 points to close above 17,977. the nasdaq rose almost 74 points and the s&p 500 added nearly 23. >> woodruff

. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: president obama invoked the iraq war today during a defense of the recent nuclear deal with iran. he said those who oppose the deal are like the people who rushed the u.s. into war with iraq. he spoke in pittsburgh, at the veterans of foreign wars national convention. >> we're hearing the echoes some of the same policies and mindsets that failed us in the past. some of the same politicians and pundits that are so quick to reject the possibility of a diplomatic solution to iran's nuclear program are the same folks who were so quick to go to war in iraq and said it would take a few months. we know the consequences of that choice, and what it cost us in blood and treasure. >> woodruff: the president also pressed congress to

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the leaders of germany and france pressed the greek government today to offer up serious financial aid proposals in an effort to jumpstart a new round of talks. that comes a day after more than 61% of greek voters rejected the terms of an international bailout deal. meanwhile, the european central bank moved to raise the amount of collateral greek banks must pay for emergency loans. we'll take a closer look at the impact of the landslide vote, and talk to greece's ambassador to the u.s., right after this news summary. >> ifill: greece's economic uncertainty pushed stocks lower on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average lost 46 points to close at 17,683, the nasdaq fell 17 points, and the s&p 500 slipped eight. >> woodruff: twin bombings rocked central n

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: good evening and welcome to our new home for the pbs newshour. >> ifill: judy and i are settling into our new set, with fresh graphics and updated music, yet with the classic sound you have come to recognize as the signal that the newshour is on the air. >> woodruff: we think this new look will give us greater flexibility and new tools so that we can better present the same quality journalism and analysis that the newshour has been doing for almost 40 years >> ifill: and now let's get to the news. >> woodruff: the united nations security council voted unanimously today to approve the nuclear deal negotiated in vienna last week. the vote was 15 to zero and it sets the stage for the lifting of economic sanctions, in exchange for limits on tehran's nuclear capabilities. in w

i mean, flora ada calhoun will not have anything to do with margaret o`neal, the wife of the vice president, and other cabinet officers follow her along. van buren, not married, is very nice to them. and... c-span: what was he then? >> guest: he was vice president -- no, he was secretary of state. and jackson wrapped his arm around van buren and named him vice president -- really ordained him for the vice presidency in the second term, because he was nice to eaton and mrs. eaton. so the whole cabinet is wiped out, eaton resigns and others are forced to resign. polk comes into office, and i think one of the reasons he didn`t dump buchanan was because he didn`t want that same sort of image that had haunted jackson. he didn`t want anybody to leave the cabinet over a controversy. he led george bancroft, his secretary of the navy, incidentally a great historian become minister to great britain, but he kept that cabinet as much intact as he could, even though he was constantly at war with buchanan in the cabinet meetings. c-span: you have all these names in your book, back in those years, martin

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the death toll from sunday's al-shabaab suicide bombing in somalia's capital rose today to 15. the facade of the five-story hotel in mogadishu was sheared off when a car packed with explosives rammed into its front gate. in neighboring ethiopia today president obama said the islamic militant's attack underscored the need to push back against violent extremism. >> yesterday's bombing in mogadishu reminds us that terrorist groups like al-shabaab offer nothing but death and destruction and have to be stopped. we've got more work to do. >> ifill: the blast killed a kenyan diplomat, a chinese embassy guard and two journalists, among others. >> woodruff: airstrikes resumed in yemen today shortly after a midnight humanitarian cease-fire went into effect. the saudi-

and it got him more and more interested in being a flora and fauna naturalist. add to that mix his early penchant for hunting which develops into a life long obsession. and boy, what's colder in darwin terms than not just species survival but when you get shot and you're dead. and you'd go to the carcass, all that life and then you're gone. from that hunting experience and he did a lot of great taxidermy, theodore roosevelt, when he was a boy, did -- his teacher was john james audubon's taxidermy specialist and learned how to do small animals with taxidermy and all. these combinations then of hunting and darwin and trying to conquer illness, in those days with asthma, they would prescribe smoking cigarettes believe it or not. and so, you know -- then his father, at a famous moment when he goes up to maine, he gets beat up by some boys, not badly, but being roughed up and mocked as an effete urban kid, his father said, "you're going to develop into a manly person." you have young t.r. having weights. his father gets him weights and he starts weightlifting. by the

great player guest of the coliseum today at a pretty crazy experience two hours later his daughter flora a little bit. >>gary: the hang your root beer floats day in the former and current player we have media people to love is all done and to make a pretty nice deal it benefits type 1 diabetes is the type one he runs numerous camp for a diabetic kids in the participating tomorrow for the first time. it will >>: the member of minnesota transit it was not able to participate last year but certainly the been excited for the is that this whole year at a lot of fun. >>gary: successful even for a number of years you mention it is funny ice-cream and so the but then on to serve salads is but one of those build the goes on and on and you also get to meet some of your favorite media personality. >>gary: the questioning it together ice-cream and so the-- soda it would not work for those of you who said tom braided inflated the football he came out today in said no timetable for the ruling and will take the cynical viewpoint he has to make sure all the other zero men on board just remember this the

and some of that was helped by the fact that one of those older wives, flora whitney, pretty much took frances under her wing as soon as frances came to washington as a young bride. and that opened the doors. and frances respected them, and they respected her, and they had a great relationship. susan swain: sheldon cooper on twitter asks, "did future presidents or first ladies ever invite mrs. cleveland back to the white house?" annette b. dunlap: yes, the tafts actually the -- thomas preston and frances cleveland for an engagement party in january, right before they got married in february of 1913. susan swain: and the press took a good view of her remarriage? taylor stoermer: yeah, absolutely. there was only one criticism in which somebody was saying, well, she now has feet of clay. she really should have stayed unmarried, stayed a widow. but for the most part, people embraced it, embraced her. she was back in washington a number of times. she met margaret truman and eisenhower, and so she -- people really did -- she maintained really, her level of celebrity. susan swain: this is ann

the community, the city, the country can only flora shifting of the peace to enjoy their life and liberty and have the opportunity to pursue their happiness. they work with commerce and trade and create an environment where each child's dream has to hope to be realized. we have seen a nation born of these ideas and from generation to generation it's shown itself to be the greatest, strongest and most prosperous nation on earth. the envy of the world. it wears the uniform and the united states of america is kept safe by the men and women of the united states military willing to serve and sacrifice so much of our way of life is secure and with these sacrifices being made each and every day, there comes much need. that is why today more than ever it's important to have successful nonprofits in the military support space. as the government alone cannot possibly fill all of its needs. there have been so many experiences that have led to realize we must be there for our men and women in uniform. after the tragic of fence -- events of sub some relevant wanting to do something supporting those in

like the flora -- >> people tell me you bring toys. >> yeah that's right. so you sew this on to your stume. costume and it's actually really easy.his on you don't have to go t to m.i.t. and spend $100,000. you can learn all this stuff on the weekend. >> how much do you contribute the success of your company directly to you beating out there and being the visible face to this company? >> i think it's important to have a face because for every company, the culture comes from above. so even though we have 85 or so people, what i set up what we see is what i put into it and what the employees see.to set so i think it's important for the ceo to set the culture and continue to disseminate it. >> right.d over t great. let's switch gears and talk about crowd funding. everything from buying kits that you guys sell to selling people headphones and watches t they're all -- people are trying to crowd fund and start. now, think back to when shinola started. would it be possible for a company to raise enough money through crowd funding to even build a watch domestically?

i like driving through this country, the people i see, the flora, fana. beautiful place. >> all you've got to do is go overseas for a short time. >>> security heightened across the country over fears of possible terror attacks on independence day. >> clayton, feds are warning this could be the perfect time for terrorists to attack. you saw the scare yesterday the fear of a shooter. it shows how ready our authorities are. >> we operate here in washington d.c. that there's elevated threat level at all times. we never lower threat level in terms of our threat posture. we're aware of the discussion and chat area around the fourth of july events. we take those into account. >> that's the police chief of washington d.c. there will be fireworks on the national mall tomorrow as always on independence day. will there will be a heavy security presence. here in new york city, the nypd counter terror division, best in the world, is on high alert. the the change is terrorists are recruited online and difficult to attack. secretary defense ash carter said they're monit

. >> her name is flora hughes, i moved her, and i got a call from a trusted friend who said she needs help and i packed her up and moved her up to my place. >> you had another bedroom. >> yes. >> she's been suffering from alzheimer's for ten years. what is a typical day like caring for her? what does she need? >> she needs minimal supervision. it's hard to tell as we were discussing earlier. we know about the different stages and how much care needs to be given. she seems like she's in stage one. i need to make sure her hygiene is taken care of and other than that she can pretty much get around pretty good. >> how does that work with your own work? you work a night shift. >> yes. >> is that because of your mother? >> yes. i'll be there during the day and she also has pch services and the personal care assistance and they make sure she gets her medication and take her out every now and then. in terms of what kind of help or guidance you've gotten from various health agencies and the provider, tell us what the process is since you've gone through it. >> early on, i thought i had to go t

area encompasses a wide range of arctic and subarctic ecosystems unadulted land forms, their native flora and fauna. it has an incredible integrity and biological diversity. i understand there's differences of opinion as to how to manage the land that designation in this -- may not get far in this congress but i want to commend the president for his leadership on this issue and i would hope that the legislative process could play out and that we not adopt this rider onto this bill because this issue is just far too important. lastly i would be remiss if i didn't point out one more obvious truth. the president will not sign a bill loaded up with anti-environmental riders just like this one, so we only make the path for the bill harder by included it. i hope my colleagues join me in opposing it and i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back her time. the gentleman from alaska is recognized. mr. young: i appreciate the comments from the gentlelady but we should follow the law. we have given up responsibility to the president. not just this president, but any president. it is clear u

enzi: i would like to ask unanimous consent for budget interns flora lipski and hanna oate to have floor privileges for the rest of the week. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. enzi: thank you. i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. brown: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: thank you, madam president. i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thank you, madam president. i just want to remind my completioncolleagues that tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of president johnson going to -- traveling to independence, missouri, to be with president truman who in the 19 40's had attempted to push through congress legislation to expand the social security act to include what we now call medicare. when president johnson went to independence missouri, and signed the legislation it's the one we pay most attention to is medicare, health care for the elderly. but probably equally important and cer