much that we make sure we take care of them for the rest of their lives. lawmakers made a big deal about banning discretionary spending on projects in their own districts, known as earmarks. but it seems as if they found a way around their own legislation. our senior congressional correspondent dana bash reports that millions of dollars are still being funneled into pet projects. >> reporter: redstone arsenal in northern alabama, home of army rocket and missile programs. it could get $2.5 million added to a defense bill to develop unmanned vehicle technology. thanks to congressman mo brooks who represents the district. so that is probably going to go to your district and help your constituents. >> i can't say that it's going to go to the fifth congressional district, but i will say this -- if that is a service that we can offer to america, i'll be tickled pink. >> reporter: in this press release, brooks boasted about getting more jobs for his district. that sounds like an earmark,