she's holland taylor. this is overheard. ♪ >> holland, welcome. >> my pleasure. >> the.nice to have you back in texas. >> it's wonderful to be back and to see you because you are one of the very first people i interviewed aaout ann richards four years ago. >> well, i should have asked you this question then, so i'm going to ask it now, and it's the obvious question i think. why ann richards, if you're gong to spend this time- of course so many people in texas know her and have incredibly rich memories of her- but you came to the table as a relative newcomer to ann.

she's holland taylor. this is overheard. ♪ >> holland, welcome. >> my pleasure. >> the.nice to have you back in texas. >> it's wonderful to be back and to see you because you are one of the very first people i interviewed aaout ann richards four years ago. >> well, i should have asked you this question then, so i'm going to ask it now, and it's the obvious question i think. why ann richards, if you're gong to spend this time- of course so many people in texas know her and have incredibly rich memories of her- but you came to the table as a relative newcomer to ann. >> not only a relatively newcomer to ann, but a relative newcomer to texas. ú&m a yankee through and through, so t does seemú odd. >> yeah. >> .and i can tell you what, something i often have to tell people because the presumptionnmight because -- the presumption might be that an actress of a certain age is casting about for things to do. >> right. >> .and, ann says well, i'll do a one person show, which seems to be a course people take. >> .and

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be meeting on the sidelines with some other heads of state including president defended finland of holland and the spanish prime minister jose rodriguez zapatero also in attendance today i.o.c. president jacques rogge even is going to be taking part in a discussion on the north caucasus and there are expected to be the signing of several important deals between russian and foreign companies here of course spring growth and innovation in russia is a recurring theme throughout this conference and so that's something that's expected for a lots of chances to put pen to paper on some. important deals here at the forum pavel's today there are many and some of the highlights include integrated cooperation in the defense industry sustainability of the asian economic engine and renewable energy also along with the themes of modernization going on here at the conference and of course there's the key you know how well that's going to be wrapping all of it up talking about oh voiding future crises and that panel is going to be including the president a bit of president hollande and prime minister zapa

the budget debate are locked hand in hand and for more on this topic earlier i spoke with joshua holland he's a senior writer at alter net and also has covered this topic extensively he wrote the book fifteen biggest lies about the economy and everything else the right doesn't want you to know about taxes jobs and corporate america and here's part of our conversation. well that's right paul ryan and the republicans are claiming that it will reduce the deficit by a one hundred sixty billion dollars per year over the next decade which is significant and independent now if it's went in and kind of looked at their numbers and found first that they had made a so-called mathematical error that overstated the amount of interest savings that we would have two hundred thirty billion dollars which is quite significant and then what they did with a child did one point two trillion dollars in decreased war costs because of pre-planned troop withdrawals from afghanistan and iraq as being part of their budget so in other words these are things that were already baked into the cake that would have been

so, let's look at one great case study which is 17th century holland. at this point in the 1700s, holland has the highest gdp per capita of any country in the world. it's the wealthiest country in the world. what's driving that? well, increased efficiency in capturing wind power. think of those classic dutch wind mills, that are being used to more efficiently convert raw timber into lumber which helps them build better ships, which are using innovative new designs to capture wind power at sea more efficiently, all of which leads to and is funded by innovations in the financial sector which helps create a global trading empire, wealthiest country in the world. let's look at one more metric. takes it to a more personal level which is energy consumption per person. how much energy do you take in over the course of the average take in terms of the food you eat, in terms of the electricity you use or in terms of the miles you drive over the course of the day. so, if we look at that same metric over the last 1,000 years, we see actually quite a similar story.

van holland and mr. cliburn said the talks were proceeding under the leadership of the vice president in the spirit of goodwill in a constructive way and it had a past that good taste to agreement. but neil torry distinguished representative in talks. the ranking member on the budget committee. >> thank you. then we start a leader pelosi commending the president on his decision to release oil from strategic petroleum reserve in concert, with some of our allies. as you know, as a result of the events in the middle east, there was a supply disruption that had a speculative bubble and there's a lot of speculation going on in the oil market by people making a lot of money, simply by making that clear price of oil will go up, bring down the path, put my money back in people's pockets and help get the economy moving again. i think it was a very good decision and we commend it the president on that decision. with respect to the budget talks, the vice president and all of us on the democratic side laid out two p

i like holland. i like wooden shoes. but you're talking kid mills. next thing you know pot and prosecution is free. it seeming like... here's why it offends me, sir. it seems like a european answer. >> well, it's actually... if you look at where our energy is coming from, it's not a patriotic thing to blow up an entire mountain range. the purple mountains majesty of our country. >> stephen: what's the harm in blowing up these mountain ranges. don't get me wrong, but they're a renewable resource. tectonic movement. will grow a new set of mountains. what's the harm? who is being hurt really? >> as this movie shows, the people in an latchback anyone who gets in the way of coal, despite the mantra of the industry, we bring jobs. >> stephen: that's what i hear. >> in fact, they bring poverty and they destroy jobs. when my father was fighting strip mining in appalachia back in the '60s, there were 151,000 unionized mine work centers west virginia digging coal out of tunnels in the ground. today because of a strategy by this industry, if they're taking twic

scientist in holland say they are a year away from creating ground beef from stem cells.ark post says this could become a necessary development as the world population increases without enough livestock to feed everyone. the burger will be grown from 10,000 stem cells extracted from cattle. in a lab they would multiply more than 1 bill times to produce muscle tissue similar to beef. the product is called invitro meat. professor post says is looking for guinea pig to taste it though he is willing to do so if no one comes forward. this wouldn't be the first meat grown in a lab. in 2009 holland scientist grew strips of pork using the same method and fish fillet have been grown in a new york laboratory using cells taken from gold fish muscle tissue. well see what happens. >> all right let's go back up date the forecast. sandy is here and tracking some rain this late in june. >> i know. can you believe it? it is unusual. here's a lack at the storm that is going to produce the rain. unusual summer rain for your tuesday. it's not just a splash and dash. this is looking like rain

in luxborg -- luxberg ministers from holland and spain objected to the compensation being offered. they were told to sit down. the figure on the table was 134 million pounds. for growers, that amounted to 30% of the market price. spain later denounced the deal as insufficient. judging by the strength of feeling here today, the level of compensation is likely to go higher. the funds will come from an existing new budget, and won't involve a further contribution by the u.k. tip. >> it is crucial that national authorities do not rush to give information on the source of infection which is not proven by bacterial analysis. as this justified spradse in the population all over europe. >> there were attempts to reassure consumers by saying that the outbreak was limited to germany and that it was safe to buy vegetables. >> you can go buy your cucumbers, whatever the fresh vegetables are, as long as you take the usual precautions by washing them, keeping your own lands cologne clean, the shopper can go on buying the vegetables. >> the battle over compensation is not over. for a start, famil

>> jimmy: holland. >> iceland? >> jimmy: from holland. >> oh, my gosh.look really good. >> jimmy: which christina aguilera fragrance was created to be a special treat fit for a queen. >> royal desire. >> jimmy: that is absolutely right. super sexy scent featuring honey suckle, sandalwood and marshmallow. >> well. >> jimmy: delicious. >> tastes good. stay away from my mommy. >> jimmy: i want to show the pictures real quickly. these are all guys that have these tattoos. there's you. >> wow. >> jimmy: have you not seen that one? there's another one which i think is you. >> a younger version. >> jimmy: some sort of mange forming on his arm there too. >> that's a lot of dark cleavage. >> jimmy: this one could use some work. >> it's a little dark. >> jimmy: that looks like it should be on the side of a van rather than on a human being's arm. but that's when you know you've made it -- >> that's very sweet. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes, yes, thank you. christina's bodyguards are watching you, know that. well, thank you for being here.

used the bible to come up with the specs for the arc and told "the today show" he had a dream that holland suffered a massive flood. the next morning he started planning for his arc. he's been working on it for the past three years. the boat is as long as a football field and four stories high. look inside. it's already stocked with life-sized animal pairs. he plans to sail the ship up the thames river in london in time for next summer's olympics, the 2012 games. >>> that will it do it for us. see you at 6:00. >> bye-bye.

ratko mladic arrives in holland. the syrian president, by a sharp aad aaside -- bashar al ass has made a move following weeks of anti-government protests in continuing repression by security forces that have left more than a thousand people dead. >> an innocent caught up in a bloody conflict. the funeral of someone allegedly tortured and killed by security forces, one of the youngest victims of this uprising, bringing this response from the u.s. >> i can only hope that this child did not die in vain, but that the syrian government will and the brutality and began a transition to real democracy. >> protests continue. these demonstrations the biggest challenge to the president in his 11 years in power. in a possible concession, the syrian leaders announced an amnesty for members of political groups. it is not clear whether that includes thousands of protesters. the protestors rejected that offer. the burden is too little, too late. >> a british journalist who prefers to man anonymous told me that the amnesty will not m

ministers from holland and spain objected to the compensation being offered. they were told to sit down. the figure on the table was 130 four million pounds. for growers, that amounted to 30% of the market price. spain later denounced the deal as insufficient. judging by the strength of feeling here today, the level of compensation is likely to go higher. the funds will come from an existing new budget and will not involve further contribution by the u.k. taxpayer. there was fault assigned to germany for an accurately assigning blame to spanish cucumbers. >> to not rush to give information on the source of infection which is not proven by bacteria logical analysis. as this spreads and unjustified fears all over europe. >> there were attempts today to reassure consumers by saying that the outbreak was limited to germany and that it was safe to buy vegetables. >> you can go and buy your cucumbers, by whatever the fresh vegetables are, as long as you take the usual precautions by washing them, keeping your own hands clean, all of that. >> the battle over compensa

ministers from holland and spain objected to the compensation being offered. they were told to sit down. the figure on the table was 130 four million pounds. for growers, that amounted to 30% of the market price. spain later denounced the deal as insufficient. judging by the strength of feeling here today, the level of compensation is likely to go higher. the funds will come from an existing new budget and will not involve further contribution by the u.k. taxpayer. there was fault assigned to germany for an accurately assigning blame to spanish cucumbers. >> to not rush to give information on the source of infection which is not proven by bacteria logical analysis. as this spreads and unjustified fears all over europe. >> there were attempts today to reassure consumers by saying that the outbreak was limited to germany and that it was safe to buy vegetables. >> you can go and buy your cucumbers, by whatever the fresh vegetables are, as long as you take the usual precautions by washing them, keeping your own hands clean, all of that. >> the battle over compensa

obviously the second run meanwhile sunday was a race day for the latest moto g.p. a stop in our sun in holland with american band spies winning his maiden flight race with some help from his rival. as though an opening left crash involving world champion jorge lorenzo and that marco simoncelli among others propelling be on the horizon the top spot spies opened up a four second advantage of it. and never looked back finishing ahead of the australian and. bought stone of the extended his navel around so to twenty eight points. it's special because this track is a track or group watching all my heroes race on forever and with this weekend being the fiftieth anniversary for yamaha i don't know how it all came together i had a friend over from the states and all the special colors here and all the way the weather was maybe it was just all happen for a reason and we were able to do it today but the race was the race was tough in some ways an easy and someone is. staying with sport crashes which really have a lighter side too that would have a collisions frequency causing injuries the following and i

more news today holland says once again flared up. these are the images the world is seeing from the streets of canada. china for asians are all. the unmoved.

general holland snus the marine commander was reputed to have said later that cairo was a tragic mistake. after the battle and the marines would bury their dead e-tail caught much of the gravesite and within a matter of days return to their ships. meanwhile the burial were continued on a ship. identification was made more difficult by the condition in the composition of several bodies and a number were lost at sea. i unfortunately had the unpleasant duty of attending a number of burials at sea i can't remember how many at least a half a dozen but one of the stands out in my memory in particular the chaplain who was in charge of the burial details i was standing next to him after he said his usual words before we dumped the guy into the deep and i certain the chaplain hasan who was a sky and he said we don't know and i said well his dog tags there in the sailcloth he said. and i can't imagine anything more that needs to be said other than they actually serve addicted us treatment in yes absolutely indifferent treatment was given to all these guys who had died in defense of our country. li

like holland today after after that night i was just like so completely lost my concentration was hard for me and i said missing person kind of it was tough meanwhile the men's can petition turned out to be a real cracker the two favorites who took the little boy a tough way through the tournament were disqualified from moving distance markers and the feet of the russian golf crown was to be decided on the clues and he took out stick on a meter mark. the next day i went in there and knew about we just heard about which one to the referee. had this kind of situation for that first. and incredibly former tennis world number one in two time grand slam winner. of look it up diluted board to grip his first professional title the thirty seven year old was trailing by aides to oxy had a live final day but later found his perfect touch to produce an impressive last round which. included six birdies in just one movie and this but it pretty modest finish of fifteen over but the olympic tennis champion is going to boost his golf skills for the olympics in rio in two thousand and sixteen but i did

europe we have almost more than eighteen thousand operations a year including transvaal it's about holland liver kidneys pancreas and nowadays even lungs you see of. moving round to the west of the city now and there are several large hotels in the golden ring such as the peking that you can see here the bells in the style and this is in style in one nine hundred fifty six celebrating friendly relations between the u.s. saw and china the building of the hudson itself is a state historical and architectural monuments located in the american skier metro just up the central to prescott streets its walking distance from moscow's main mosques opposite a hotel next to the most obvious of the it is a truth hidden away six surrounded by statues and fountains it's a pitch rest area to relax and it's also a wait a min. this week's get. me high fees to me so your first year here in the russian capital yes you work as a chef and yesterday. i caught the job in london when i was back in ireland so why not say you will and i am what you think of arson capital how do you think it would look before you cam

europe will fall not more than eight hundred thousand operations a year including transplants of holland liver kidneys pancreas and nowadays even logs years. moving round to the west of the city now and there are several large hotels in the golden ring such as the peking that you can see here the bells in the style and classes and style it opens in one hundred fifty six celebrating friendly relations between the us soccer and china the building of the hotel itself is a state historical and architectural monuments located in the american star metro just up the central prescott streets its walking distance from moscow's main mosques it was a hotel that's the most obvious if it's it is true hidden away six surrounded by statues and fountains it's a pitch rest area to relax and it's also well wait a minute. speaks. to me high fees to me in search of fusty here in the russian capital yaks who worked as a chef and yesterday. i got the job back in london when i was put in there and so i know you will and i am what you think of arson capital how do you think it would look before you came here i