and today, you know, i have no bald spot here. my hair's filling in. basically, i look at my hair, and i say, "within two months i've got my hair back." >> that's ridiculous. i can't even believe that was me. with scalp med, it showed regrowth. it showed regrowth and in places where there wasn't a patch or wasn't an area of scalp just straight skin, it showed more strength. it showed more density. hair is totally regrown. it's totally consistent, especially on the top. the results were ridiculous. they were amazing. >> okay, looking at you, young, gorgeous guy, full head of hair, i can't imagine you were ever suffering from baldness. now, tell me your story. >> well, i had a friend of mine--his son was in the back seat of the car, and he actually reached over the seat and touched my scalp and said, "you know, stu, you're balding." >> and at that-- >> how old was he? >> he was about eight years old--at that point i thought to myself, you know what? maybe it's time to really look into an alternative, so... >> okay, we're gonna start to look at your amazi

he knows he's bald. how about that guy wearing sweat pants? is that for the part, or does he walk around like that? ok, shall we start? you know what? i'll read with her. oh, great. oh. all right, want to start? yeah. ok. ahem. what was that look? what look? that look you just gave me. i gave a look? yes. thank you! thank you very much. next we have a kramer. hello. how you doing? hi. how you doing? good. what is this about? levels. levels? yeah. getting rid of all my furniture. i'm building... levels... with steps... completely carpeted... with pillows. like ancient egypt. how can you be comfortable? oh, i'll be comfortable. very nice. very good. very nice. tom, that was terrific. thank you for coming in. it was a wonderful reading. yeah, really. well, bye. take care. take it easy. i thought he was really good, very funny. yeah, i liked him. what happened to the raisins? yeah, there was a box of raisins there! did he just steal the raisins? you think he stole them? this is martin van nostrand. why are you here? you two know each other? wait.

i just think they make me look less bald.thinks it's like an affectation, but i'm just really bald if i don't have them on. >> wendy: would you like a wig? >> this is my version of a wig. >> wendy: you know what, you have been styling eva language gora forever. >> for five years now i have been working with eva. >> wendy: you do a wonderful job. >> thank you. >> wendy: i love this style here. >> oscar de la renta. >> wendy: and what have you done with her boobs? >> she's a 32a. she's tiny. you want to wear them now? >> wendy: yes. >> here are her boobs! any girl can get this. here's what you do, girls. you have to get this -- you know a lot of girls try these bras that don't always do it. >> wendy: yes. >> so you lap them on the side and you pull them together -- >> wendy: gotcha! >> and whew, oh, oh, you can get some stuff in there. >> wendy: now you know. that there looks like a nice handful, you know. compared to what she normally has. >> wendy: yes. >> she's tiny. >> wendy: how tall is she? >> 5'2", 96 pounds. and she's n

. >> it is really easy to have a set of bald tires and say a couple months from now, i'll replace the tires. if you have an inspection coming, and you know that you're going to have to replace the tires or get a ticket and replace the tires, you're going to replace the tires. >> reporter: drivers we talked to at the inspection station had mixed reaction about cutting safety inspections. >> i don't like that at all. what is the reasoning behind it? >> they want to balance the budget. >> please. the budget will never be balanced in d.c. so you know, why take awayhe safety element of other cars? >> you should always know every six months,ou go? get your oil changed, and i don't think they should have to do that. you have to take responsibility for your car. >> reporter: the director at the dmv is saying that $400,000 they're expecting to save will come from the fact that they don't have to fill some vacant jobs at the dmv. she also sd there will be some additional jobs cuts. as for drivers no, savings for you. you'll still be expected to pay $they've for your emissions inspection. in sou

the only way we'll have a plan by a bald head and have enough people in is to have a lower rate. just like the main public plan, the main has of public plan right now. -- maine has a public plan right now and it is a failure. >> this may turn out to be a failure, too. i understand you did not like the idea of a public plan but the idea that we would provide that for an option, except members of congress and their staffs, who would be required to be and it, i think it is an ecological way to proceed. i propose -- i oppose it. >> i ask for call of role. >> senator dodd, aye? >> aye. >> senator murray? >> no. >> senator reid? >> no by proxy. >> sirte casey? >> no. >> senator merkley? >> no. >> senator byrd? deegan no. >> no. >> voted 12 allies, 11 nays. -- 12 ayes, 11 nays. and >> we're a team. >> for a while it was you and bernie samberg and now is you and me. >> you see senator coburn docking -- joking about this being called on requiring members of congress to be on the public plan, failed in the house. this is one of the few non-party votes in the committee. does this have any c

harry says his older brother is going bald. gloria riviera, abc news, london. >>> here's a look ahead to abc2 news at 6:00. more fallout from the video scandal that started in baltimore. find out who is severing ties with acorn now. >>> and a panel makes a decision on whether to approve the state's first slots machine license. >>> a preview of what is ahead on "world news" at 6:30. >> coming up on "world news" -- an american diplomat caught on tape in a mosqueo hotel room but -- moscow hotel room but the u.s. says it's really a fake set up by the kgb. a throwback? coming up. >>> i'm amy l. brooking. we continue to help you in these tough economic times by inviting to our web site, abc2news.com, our "financial survival guide." on there today, a new way to sell stuff you no longer need. i'm talking no garage, no sale, no worries. so check out this new way to sell baby and children's clothes, toys and furniture. plus, money tips for college students. pass the story along to your college-age children and their friends. how to survi

pretty bald back there. he's losing some, uh, getting bald here on the back. but i would say he'd be in the $1,200 to $1,500 range. so i think you did very well. oh, that's nice. i think they go great together. yeah. and i'm really glad you brought them in. thank you. uh, so, all together what did we say? we say at around, uh, $5,000 to... $6,500 for the pair. for the pair? yep. thank you so much. thank you for bringing them in. my mother and i went garage sale-ing about ten years ago. and it was sitting in a box and it was all tarnished. and i picked it up and i thought it was really cute and i liked it. and i went up and asked the lady and she told me it was for $2.50. well, this is a pickle castor. we see many, many plain frame ones. but this is an ornate one. and you cleaned it beautifully. whatever you used to clean it, you used the right thing. it was just some silver polish my mom had at the house. at the turn of the century, people used pickle castors on their table and put the pickles in it and then... okay. got their tongs. so this piece would go in

we frankly don't know how bald it is. information is scarce, communication lines are down. but every indication is that a tsunami, which struck the south pacific has been very destructive. before dawn, a major earthquake struck the south pacific between samoe and smern samoa. a quarter of a million people live on those islands. we're now getting reports of deaths. with what we do know, abc's bill weir. >> reporter: the disaster began with a violent shift in the earth's crust, deep beneath the ocean's surface. 120 miles away many were just beginning their day when the ground began heaving. it lasted three terrifying minutes, with the violence unmatched in recent memory. >> all the houses are like shaking, you know, it's really stronger than other earthquakes we had before. i felt nervous and i was scared about it. and, you know, it's really dangerous. we had a warning coming in now, so, we need to go. >> reporter: then, as people scrambled for high ground, the tsunami arrived. according to a park service superintendant, a series of four massive waves, 15 to 20 feet high cras

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and this is a really, really bald idea. while most of the infections have been mild, this can be a deadly illness. >> all right, dr. besser, thanks, again. >>> next, we're going to turn to a political fire storm that is in washington. for years, republicans in that city have been taking aim at an umbrella group of community organizers called a.c.o.r.n. they helped president obama in his election campaign. and now a tape has surfaced that has prompted calls for investigations of a.c.o.r.n.'s activities. here's jake tapper. >> reporter: it's the nation's largest grass roots organization lobbying for and reaching out to poor and minority communities. a.c.o.r.n. has received about $20 million in federal funds in the last decade and has helped those communities with voter registration, housing and employment issues. but despite close relationships with democrats, the senate and today, the white house, are reviewing all their ties to the group. >> the conduct that you see on those tapes is completely unacceptable. >> reporter: "t

and yet the president gets up there and bald-faced lies continually about it. we, you can keep your private insurance. well, privacy hurt? isn't going -- private insurance isn't going to be in business if we can't write new business. and another note, these congress people haven't even read this bill. and they and they feel perfectly justified in not having read this bill. i put them there. they're my servant. and yet this wonderful plan, none of them are going to even take this plan. >> host: your response? >> guest: yeah. a couple of things. it is galling, t contempt and the derision with which members of congress inarticular have responded to members of the public about this question of reading the bill. and the story of stenyer, the democrat leader, essentially laughing when the question was posed to him tells you all you need to know about washington's commitment to deliberative democracy and transparency for that matter. i know that a lot of people who call into the republican line are as upset as i am that this president essentially admitted that he hadn

. >>> i know i'm better looking than dilfer as a bald man. m.r.i.eft -- strained left quadriceps for barber. barber hopes to play monday night when the cowboys host carolina but 50-50. the cowboys signed former southern cal running back chauncey washington to the practice squad as an insurance policy. >>> remember that football game last night? dolphins and colts? they chewed up the field pretty good. same field, phillies and marlins would play a double-header on today. josh johnson looking good for his 16th win of the season. struck out the side in the first. jason weather, singles to -- werth, singles to first. 4-0 phillies. johnson goes five innings, struck out 10. but he gave up four runs. as for his opposite number in that first game, joe blanton was strong for the phillies. bottom of the sixth, facing hanley ramirez. blanton went seven, no runs, nine strikeouts. top of the eighth, 4-0 phillies. bases empty and raul ibanez, he clears himself. it's a solo shot. 32nd of the season. the phillies go on to win game one 9-3. and what do you say we go

pretty bald back there. he's losing some, uh, getting bald here on the back. but i would say he'd be in the $1,200 to $1,500 range. so i think you did very well. oh, that's nice. i think they go great together. yeah. and i'm really glad you brought them in. thank you. uh, so, all together what did we say? we say at around, uh, $5,000 to... $6,500 for the pair. for the pair? yep. thank you so much. thank you for bringing them in. my mother and i went garage sale-ing about ten years ago. and it was sitting in a box and it was all tarnished. and i picked it up and i thought it was really cute and i liked it. and i went up and asked the lady and she told me it was for $2.50. well, this is a pickle castor. we see many, many plain frame ones. but this is an ornate one. and you cleaned it beautifully. whatever you used to clean it, you used the right thing. it was just some silver polish my mom had at the house. at the turn of the century, people used pickle castors on their table and put the pickles in it and then... okay. got their tongs. so this piece would go in

it features booker who happens to be a young, smart, african-american bald mayor. when the two of them get together in the same room, they really like it because they realize they are actually two of them and they don't get confused for each other. ey are both handsome and adorable. it was very cute. >> all right. you could play tricks on people that way. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> coming up on news4 at 4:00, the dress that turned heads at an event where kate blanket was guest of honor. >> yesterday we took you to the farmer's market. today we'll fill you i >>> we finally got a chance to see a little of the sun today. very little. >> right. i don't know if you got a chance to spend much time outside, but it's been awfully nice. meanwhile, i've got video where hopefully it will play. hopefully. there you go. see if you can guess where that is? >> it's not the shenandoah. >> no, it's not. this is the northernmost island of japan. they've got fall color in the air already. peak color coming up next week. i know. it's gorgeous. just like around here in the

. >> it's easy to have a set of bald tires and say, you know, a couple months from now i will replace the tires. if you have an inspection coming and you know you will have to replace the tires or get a ticket and replace the tires, you will replace the tires. >> drivers we talked to at the inspection safety had mixed reactions of cutting safety inspections. >> i don't like that at all. what is the reason behind it? >> they wan to balance the budget. >> please, the budget will never be balanced in d.c. why take away the inspection of the car. >> every six months you go and get your oil changed, and i don't think you should have to do that. have you to take responsibility for your car. >> reporter: the director of the dmv says the $400,000 in savings will come from empty positions here at the dmv that they won't have to feel and additional jobs cut as well. but for drivers, no savings for you. you will still pay $35 for the emissions inspection. back to you in the studio, barbara. >> tracee, thank you. >>> of course, you have been humming and singing this all morning. >> yeah, i liked

don't. >> for me, i started to go bald when i was in high school.beginning and then it got really worse, uh, once i got into college. and, to the point where it was really dramatic. and through this time, i started to use a lot of different products, a lot of different things that promised a... you know, regrowing of hair, uh, things of that nature. >> hair loss, for women, in many ways is far more traumatic. the psychological effects for women can be devastating. there are many different causes of hair loss among women. female-pattern thinning, which is genetic diffuse hair loss, menopause-related, postpartum or stress-related shedding and alopecia aereata, or spotty hair loss, are just a few. some hair loss in women is caused by poor hair care. harsh chemical relaxers or tight hair braiding can permanently damage these hair follicles. >> you know, a woman losing her hair has to be the most difficult thing in the world. you know, you expect men to lose their hair, but not women, right? it's very unbecoming. it's embarrassing. you lose your self-est

. >> i saw a bald bruce willis and one with hair. >> that's his surrogate. >> nuclear >> nuclear nuisance. iran thumbs its nose at the west, this time test firing medium range missiles, a threat to the international community. >> then under arrest. a look back at the case against acclaimed filmmaker roman polanski. >> and ladies night. the latest play by major league baseball to hit a home run with female fans. >> i always say that behind every man is a woman and her checkbook. >> it's monday, september 28 put them to the test ? >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> there's no yoga in baseball. >> there's apparently yoga and knitting. >> they say women make up like 45% of baseball fans now. >> we like to buy stuff, too. >> i guess so. they're trying to appeal to women. good morning, i'm jeremy hubbard. >> i'm vinita nair. things could get off to a rocky start as diplomats from the u.s. and iran get ready for their first meetings in 30 years this week. >> iran has set the stage by test firing short-range missiles over the weekend and medium-range missiles earlier today.

. >> it's easy to have a set of bald tires and say, you know, a couple months from now i'll replace the tires. if you have an inspection coming and you know you are going to have to replace the tires or get a ticket and replace the tires, you are going to replace the tires. >> reporter: drivers we talked to at the inspection station had mixed reaction about cutting safety inspections. >> i don't like that at all. what is the reasoning behind it? >> reporter: they want to balance the budget. >> please. the budget will never be balanced in d.c. so why take away the safety element about a car? >> you should alwaysnow every six months you go and get your oil changed. i don't think they should have to do that. you have to take responsibility for your car. >> reporter: the director of the dmv is saying that $400,000 they are expecting to save will come from the fact they don't have to fill vacant jobs here at the dmv. there will be some additional jobs cut. as for drers, no savings for you. you'll still be expected to pay $35 for your emissions inspection. in southwest, tracee wilkins, news4.

bald beauty queen, miss virginia 2008, tara wheeler shaved her head last night.f the money she raised by shaving her beautiful locks will go to saint baldricks to help children with

unique architecture, majestic trees of almost super natural size, dense forests and alpine meadows, bald eagles and hermit thrush is, dear, and black bear. but an inventory of its treasures does not come close to describing its power. in yosemite, the whole is always greater than the sum of its parts. we as film makers and writers, photographers and editors have struggled these many years to comprehend the nearly cosmic calculus that continually recommends that special belly to us. the final accounting will not come, of course. our arithmetic will fail. the glories of yosemite and all the national parks will be impossible to articulate with any precision by us mere mortals. interestingly, these mortals have been in many ways, big and small, the glue that holds the story of the national parks together. it was people, after all who failed to find words to express the emotions they felt in these places, but nonetheless moved fearlessly into that unknowing. it was people who, in fits and starts, and up against powerful and relentless opposition, first tried to set aside these parks. it was p

the villain in this novel is a giant tatooed bald wearing a blond wig that's a 33rd degree mason.t has everything you could want. >> do you think it could become the biggest selling book of the year? >> i think it has the potential. the "divinci code" sold 83 million copies. after it's block busting first day of sales, they ordered an extra 500,000 copies. for people not familiar with the book industry, it's enormous. 100,000 copies would have been huge. this is off the chart. >> you talk about it being adult pop culture candy here. how many more pages will we see robert langdon live in? is it going to go book after book after book? >> it could go as long as brown wants it to go. he's poised to become a heroic figure of culture. some of robert langdon is poised to become a-or patricia cornwell's space. i think that robert langdon just because he's become such a fascinating character and has such a fascinating world, i think it could go on as long as dan brown wants it to go on. >> and speaking of books, there's a new book about president clinton out there? and why would it be wort

tara wheeler will shave her locks off tonight in support of saint bald ricks benefiting kids with cancere said it is just hair. she hoped to raise money. she is dedicated to raising money for the cause and you can donate or support her tonight. she will be at the crystal city sports pub in arlington where 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and i notary and she's actually so excited about this. her hair is a little past her shoulders and she does a lot with children's charities and helping saint baldricks so kudos to you. >> she is gorgeous. >> hair or not. >> and hair grows back as she said. >> let's talk about what is happening weather wise. a few clouds rolled in but just outside, clear and comfortable. we have 50s and 60s out there. a few spots in the low 50s especially like baltimore and andrews air force base in the low 50s. easton

the newly bald weaver is in new york this morning to do the rounds on the talk show.will be watching for her on the "early show." >> she looks so beautiful. >> she does. >> she is great. i have more info on her about my blog. 270 southbound an accident at shady grove it is cleared but jammed father hurley to the split. in bowie 193 southbound close between glendale and u.s. 50. northbound you are doing okay and 395 northbound at the 14th street bridge. this accident on the right shoulder is adding to that delay. to the pentagon and slow from the beltway to seminary. howie? >> a little fog in some places. we could see a shower. could be a thunderstorm on thursday. more seasonal by the end of the week with a chance of a thunderstorm on saturday night. >>> traders are still thinking dow ten thousand. we have a ways to go but may inch closer today. futures trading is looking high they are morning. >> the "early show" is next. they will have more on the deadly floods down south and a look inside of

my husband loves just about anything i will do to my hair besides being bald.ves just about anything. he hasn't seen this yet. >> wendy: oh, really? >> he will see it tonight. i'm going to do a reception for him atma manny yunk. >> wendy: that's in philadelphia. >> i will be there in philadelphia it evening for a girlfriend's event. come on by if you're in philadelphia. that will be the first time he sees it. yes. >> wendy: sheryl lee is right now staying in new york. i heard you had to change your hotel because president barack obama is in the city. >> checked into the waldorf. why did i do that? every head of state, including our president barack obama -- i love to say that -- >> wendy: yes. >> love to say that. >> wendy: he's there. >> was there. and honey, it was an absolute madhouse. you could hardly pull up in front of the dog gone hotel. you can hardly check in. you could hardly step out. they wanted to check you in. they wanted to check you going out. if you had just checked in and forgot something going back in, had you to be checked again. so -- go ah

be bald and the pain? >> reporter: holly didn't face any of that. her treatment lasted just one day. because the new experimental procedure called interoperative radiation therapy. the patient gets a strong dose of targeted radiation immediately after the cancerous tumor is taken out. >> as soon as the tumor is removed and we have evidence from the pathologist that it's not involving the lymph needs, we deliver the therapy over the operating room in 20 minutes. >> reporter: when the patient wakes up from surgery, the cancer is gone. >> wednesday i had cancer and thursday i didn't. >> reporter: treating breast cancer in a single day might sound amazing. one doctor who has tested the treatment thinks it's too good to be true. >> reporter: think it's sounds scary. >> reporter: he said if a patient is treated only once, it may miss some cancer cells and those missed cells coul grow. college you increase the risk of having it return, you increase the risk of having the breast cancer that could effect the survival of the patient. >> reporter: he said pati

group acorn is firing back with a lawsuit against the people who made a hitten camera video in its bald acorn employees giving tax advice to a man and woman posing as a pimp and prostitute. acorn says the audio was obtained ill leally because maryland requires two-party consent to create sound recordlings. the irs is cutting ties with acorn and will no longer include the group in its volunteer tax assistance program. >>> a fertility clinic's error has led an ohio cup toll make a very difficult decision. carolyn surf advisory raj will give birth for a baby boy within the next few days. for the last nine months, she has been carrying somebody el's child. carolyn and her husband were told about the error. >> reporter: just a few days after she was implanted. they decided to give the baby to his biological parents. >>> start searching your pockets, digging through your kitchen drawers or wherever you might have stashed a lottery ticket. >>> somebody out tre is a winner and time is running out to claim the cash. >>> we'll tell you why it could be tough to grab a cab if one d.c. hot spot this

what i like about the process that is going to went bald is that they are going to give have new opportunities for consumers, businesses, applicants, people one side -- all sides of the issues to really give their input over the next couple of months on this issue. of months on this issue. openinternet.gov is already active. if you love the chairmean's proposals or hit the proposals, you can enter your comments. -- or hate the proposals, you can enter your comments. his speech was probably the inaugural webcast on that side. you can register to receive fcc updates. in a lot of respects, the process is as important as whatever and up coming out of the in process. -- ends up coming out of the end process. the chairman emphasized at data- driven approach. i think that is absolutely crucial. there are a lot of claims and counter-claims made in this area across the political spectrum. we actually need to be making decisions that are informed by data. i think that if we do that, we will end up with the result that is beneficial to consumers and businesses. >> you called the $64,000 question on premi

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i'm brook bald ie baldwin, sett for betty. >> it is 11:00 a.m. where we're sitting, 8:00 a.m. out west. we want to show you new evidence connected to the mass killings in georgia. in evidence to the man there walking in the middle of the screen there, connects him to a massacre. this is the brutal killing of eight people that were found in a mobile home. not only is the man you're seeing, 22-year-old guy heinze related to the victims, he's also the one who called 91 1 to report the crime. take a listen. remember this 911 call? >> okay. tell me what's going on, sir. >> i just got home -- i was out last night and i got home just now and everybody's dead. my dad's december. >> how many people are there? >> i'm sorry, six. my whole family's dead. >> you hear that 911 call. bring in our sean callebs, who's live with us now. chilling stuff to listen to. it was chilling when we first heard it after the story broke. now to think the one who was calling is the one police say is responsible. why do police now think he's responsible? >> it certainly takes on a whole new meaning hearing t

carter center has been deeply a bald in china at the invitation of that country for more than 10 years in helping have open and honest democratic elections in their provinces -- and their small villages. we've made a lot of progress there. there is still some struggle in government itself to extend its democracy to other forms of government, the communist party system, but those villages are not part of the communist party system. that starts in big towns and in towns and provinces. we're still working in china and we're expanding our efforts to work with china on better health care for africa and other places. we're also helping to proceed with further economic developments in those small villages, to which we have now introduced honest elections. we have a wonderful website used by scholars in this country and around the world to monitor what is going on inside china. not to switch to the last thing i'm going to mention, disease. the carter center now deals with five almost completely unknown diseases in this country. that strange names with which all of us have become familiar. one

. >> rdy shaw is the author editor of beyond con bald organics is currently executive eckert secular of the tenderloin housing unit. to find out more on randy shaw, visit beyondchron.org. >>> om freedom fest 2,009 in las vegas a panel discussion on where american conservatism is headed and what needs to be done to increasets influence, takingart in the discussn are richard viguerie autr of conservative speech read, john utley of conservative magazine, thomas phillips of eagle publishing and thomas futes member of board ofirectors of eagle publishing. this event is 45 mutes. >> the panel topic today is "the future of conservatism" brighter than we think ? and it's me important now that are out of power and we have seen significant losses in states across the united states, and obama won in a very decisive victory not only winning electorally with a large mandate, but carrying a very significant filibuster proof senate and a strong majority in the congress. these are serimus times for conservatives and republicans that want to have a twoarty system and see that important for the future

our kate bald rin had the latest from washington. >> reporter: richard, lawmakers and the american public are looking for details from president obama and this week's speech all about selling health care reform may also be about pitching the message, let's take what we can get now. president obama returns from vacation to the crucial week ahead in the health care debate. top white house aides insist the president will spell out his specifics for reform when he speaks wednesday to a joint session of congress. >> they'll leave that speech knowing exactly where the president stands, exactly what he thinks we have to do to get health care done. rirchlg at the same time cnn has learned the white house is quietly talking about drafting its own health care bill. a kind of contingency legislation, and is leaning towards a plan that would trigger a public insurance option only if health care reform fails to meet certain goals. white house officials dodged questions sunday about whether the president would sign a bill that doesn't include a public option. >> he believes the public option is a good

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bill, the last time you talked you describe how you look in the mirror and try to imagine yourself baldng that can mimic what you will look like. bill: you've raised $50,000. that is wonderful. and you are still raising money. i think we have videotape that even you would like to see. that is the process. >> that is my mohawk. that is actually my motherother shaving my head. she is a hairdresser. so it went against everything she believes in to shave my head. it is for the good cause. bill: we also have some pictures of you visiting kids with cancer. you go to a special place in the washington area, and you will be seeing those kids again soon. >> i was an ambassador for the children's medical hospital. there is one little girl at uva who when i first met her, was just diagnosed with cancer. she lost her hair and her parents e-mail me telling me that she was pretty bummed about that. i told her to tell them that i shave my head, too. all the information can be found at stbaldricks.org. bill: thank you for coming back. you look beautiful. megyn: she deserves that new job. good for her. c

their totem also was an eagle, american bald eagle. truly it seemed they were shipped this bird. they displayed everywhe even on the buttons and belt buckles on and shoulders that carried flagstaffs with e eagles. this time there wasn't just one eagle in the air, but to come an they were about to raise the struggle for the entire. 600 years to hundred pages, not bad. [laughter] boy, did that take a lot of cutting down in the first draft. i'm sorry it seems i am losing my voice at the outset. i don't know why. and 1848 after the shooting park was over mexican historians said there are two causes of the war between the united states and this country. one was united states expansionism, aggression, aggressiveness. compounded by mexico's weakness. that is a fair and a description of what went on. the united states was colonized originally into british grade by noonformists and dropouts and troublemakers and, you know, it is hard to get them out of the old country. but they were lazy about governing, so they grew up learning how to govern themselves. they also grew up defining of 40 i

the arican bald eagle. charlie asim they worship this bird. they dissed flighted every boeri even on the buons and belt buckles and devices of their soldiers who carried flags on staff's with eagles. this time there was not just one eaglen nay ear bud two then they were abo to wage their own struggles for the empire. 600 years into pages, not bad doughboy, did that take a lot of cutting down from the first draft. .. >> they also grewp defiant of authority. the year that spain -- the british king issued an order to his colonist, an ordinance that forbid them to invade indian country. well, they said you take it, king. and the americans, including george washington. they were willing to fight the natives to get what they wanted. now over the nextentury, the population of the united states just kept growing and growing from natural facility and immigration and spread out. and spanish saw this, and it scared them. when mexico became independent, they inherited this fear. by the 1820s and0s this title wave of angelos was washing into texas and some

not an argument for god in existence, is intelligent existence a that is the principal of reason d baldscientifically is one based on uniform and repeated experience. we know by introspection by no other way the power of our own conscious delivered negative. we know theyan produce information among other effects. so, we have a rich wealth of exrience from which to draw and during at least a mind of a similar intelligence and capacity. once you have inferred that it raises the second question abou the identity of the intelligence i am a traditional fierce myself, not all advocates of intelligent design are, but dsign at least has what he might call for and the implications and it does point in the direction of the believe though it doesn't prove it. it is a god of the gaps argument? no. the point i was making in the conclung slides, the point was the caps argument and argument from ignorance is the imate, well because cause a isn't sufficient to oduce the effect their for some other cause did even though we don have positive edence the other costs could have done so. that is in t case of

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glasses and bald head. everybody's talking about that. let me get robin bond in on this.because i keep wondering if she had gone to hooters, and was told, you can't wear your hijab here, in fact, you can't wear anything that you're wearing now, you've got to wear itty-bitty tiny things here, would we be talking about the same story, robin? >> it's the same concept. as you all know in the casinos, the dress codes have been considered a bona fide occupational qualification, a bfoq, meaning this is considered an integral and central part of the employer's style and atmosphere, and very successful, or integral to the success of the business. and i think that's the same argument that abercrombie & fitch would make. how will the court define an up due hardship. primarily the courts have defined that as anything more than a mere trivial expense, and have been pretty leap yent in permitting employers to have their dress codes. >> do you think this will be an uphill battle? >> no, i don't think it will be an uphill battle. but i also don't think it's a slam dunk. you never know wh

these plans will and bald and even greater road for nato with regard to missile defense in europe. that as a positive step. in my view, the proliferation of ballistic missile technology is of concern not just to make donations of blood to russia, too. our nations and forces will all become increasingly vulnerable to missile attacks by third parties. studying ways to counter these threats is in nato's and russia's interest. we should explore the potential for linking in the u.s./nato /russia missile defense system at an appropriate time. i believe that the work we have already done on missile defense under the nato/russia council clearly demonstrate the potential for corp. -- cooperation in this area. nato and russia have a wealth of experience in a missile defense. we should now work to combine this experience to our mutual benefit. afghanistan is another area where we can and should do much more together. it is where we already have a solid foundation to build upon. we have long agreed to that countering terrorism and assisting the afghan government in building a stable and secure

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