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he came down the aisle silently sobbing and threw his arms around me.s so humbling because -- it was that heart again, that heart of his he has been thrilled and i'm so thrilled for him because we have been going to all of these atwardz and he walked out on stage and everybody stood up and cleared for him. and for somebody who has gone through so much, so much physical intensity and also who was attacked at various times, it's so thrilling to see him receiving the praise that i think he really deserves. >> rose: he is, among other things, is fearless. that's what he is. >> absolutely. >> and also, i think what the audience are realizing and critics, larry did write a beautiful play. now, in 1985, he wrote a polemic, a political diatribe, he great a great play. it's hilariously funny. a beautiful love story. it's very impassioned. and i think this production of it, because of george, is -- you really see that oh, i could see why the ned weeks character fashioned himself after phillip barry because a lot of larry kreimer's language could be heard in anoth

and the sobbing and the emotion, the distraught in that man.n right across the courtroom was casey anthony. and she was not only stoic but she was -- there was an expression on her face of just disdain. >> sonny, you said the defense made a mistake when they opened up the door for the prosecution to enter george anthony's suicide note into evidence. >> that's right. because i think that argument cuts both ways. the defense started talking to him about this suicide attempt. and he did leave a know. and jose baez the defense attorney started saying and that said note it showed a little bit of guilt, didn't it? well, the prosecution then wants to open that door and put in place into evidence, rather, that suicide note. well, the suicide note doesn't talk about anything of a cover up. it doesn't say anything about his guilt. and one can assume that if you're going to commit suicide and you're involved in this coverup and that you're involved in the death of your granddaughter you would admit it at that time, right? >> the breaking news tonight at t

he was sobbing on the stand. to the witness. and the sobbing and the emotion, the distraught in that man, but then right across the courtroom was casey anthony, and she was not only stoic, but she was -- there was an expression on her face of just disdain. >> sunny, you said that defense made a mistake when they opened up the door for the prosecution to enter george anthony's suicide note into evidence. why? >> that is right. because that argument cuts both way. the defense started to talk to him about this suicide attempt, and he did leave a note, and jose baez, the attorney said, that shows a little bit of guilt, doesn't it? and now they want to place into evidence that suicide note, but that suicide note does not talk about anything of a cover-up or say anything about his guilt. and one has to assume that if you are involved in the cover-up and the death of your granddaughter, you would admit it at that time, right? >> and the breaking news at the top of the show is that the defense plans to rest tomorrow. you

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and he was so inadd mirrorad with this woman when he heard me sing he was sobbing and he was huggingnd just amazing and so i really wanted to tell you that story to put the 2 songs together for you to give you a sense of what this was like for me. [music] ♪[music] [applause] >> so now you know -- [laughter]. so this next piece actually another one of the beautiful gems that i found in new york in a yiddish archives it's been lost for so many years. i was lucky to perform it in new york for october for a big jewish audience and people fell in love with it. it's a true story and something that still exists now. this means god watches over -- this piece a girlfriend her boyfriend goes to war and she says, i was lucking to be in love for a little while. i had love and everything i could ever want and now he's off at war and i'm alone. and i don't know what will happen after this. will he kill another mother's child. will i have to live with that? god watch over my belove ed and all the mother's sons. [music]

[sobbing] >> i tried to protect them away from the gunfire. i protected the four year old my body and i thought i protect my baby in a car seat, but one of the bullets went into his head. i did not even realize it. i saw him crying and then i saw him bleeding from his head. i took it out of the car seat and he had a hole in his head. [sobbing ] >> as soon as i took him out my four year-old said mummy i see my little brother bleeding. we are all traumatized. we have not done any bad to anyone. i am a normal citizen. my husband is to. we do not hold anybody. i do not know why they picked on us. he was such a precious thing, he was my little angel, he was my everything. i was really happy to have him in my life. i was making my own little family was my husband. we were happy, and then, this person came into our lives to destroy it. >> the mother did not only speak about what happened on the street, she also spoke to the suspect and the suspect's family, you will hear what she had to say to them, that is my 6:00 story. reporting live, j. r. stone

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i took him out of the car seat and he had a hole in his head. [ sobbing ] >> reporter: the anguish and the tragedy police say was a case of mistaken identity. according to investigators, the 17-year-old was out for revenge after he was beaten up last week in redwood city by a sereno street gang. >> the suspect we have arrested saw two individuals on wisteria that he believed to have been participating in the crime in redwood city. arming himself and his thus far unidentified accomplice, they went to wisteria drive and believing that those two individuals that beat him up in redwood city were in that car, fired upon the car as it left the scene. >> reporter: yvonne and her 22- year-old husband were also struck by bullets and are recovering. police say the family of four were not involved in the redwood city incident in any way. >> these people came to our lives to destroy -- they destroyed my family. [ crying ] >> they killed my baby and -- they killed part of my soul, too. >> reporter: yvonne garcia lopez showing great courage in stepping forward going before the cameras today. she sai

she did not sob once today. she was wiping away tears, but she did not look good.t were emotionally horrified. so was she upset about her little girl or herself she may be a step closer of being convicted of murder, was she trying to show it to the jury or a combination of all three? we don't know for sure and will really never know if she was truly ill. >> gary tuchman, dr. drew, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, part three of our "360" investigation, the sissy boy experiment, uncovering the truth. research that's still being embraced by those who think they can prevent kids from becoming gay or change them. kids like ryan kendall, sent to reparative therapy when she was just 14 years old. he says he was told being gay was a choice and a sin. he said the treatment tore his family apart. >> i don't get that decade of my life back. i don't get those opportunities back. and i don't get my family back. and i will live with the damage that these individuals did for the rest of my life. >> we'll also talk to a doctor who continues to do this trea

while authorities do not suspect terrorism, sources tell abc news, this incident is a sob sobering remindert trains are vulnerable. this week, amtrak announced it was stepping up plans to attack against terrorism and sabotage. and authorities are now warning major hotel chains to be on the lookout. after discovering an al qaeda threat list that included a major uk hotel. >> i think we are interesting a unique window of vulnerability. but i would suggest we are entering a window of opportunity. >> reporter: this homeland security expert says now is the time to hit al qaeda hard. >> we sold accelerate some of our activities to keep the adversary looking over their shoulder rather than plotting attacks. >> reporter: the u.s. has been targeting al qaeda relentlessly, killing not just osama bin laden, but two other top terrorists. and there's a new focus on targeting al qaeda's most aggressive branch. that, according to the chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers. >> this morning, when you are over your breakfast cereal, there is somebody in al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, p

the unsainted god the sobbing girl there in the dark i hold you closely and we are like lovers. your ear shells on the floor next to my booted feet. my own hands handy work. after work i will have these specimens saved. i go to a tax dermist shop when the man gives a look of hear when i pull out the ear shells. he refused to do it. i return it later and unmake his look say, i will never do it again your ear shells forgotten in the trash bin of the polytechnic where i toss them of history. days later i'm convinced i see one hand carried by a rat. seeking the traces of your body and the animals is this not a form of transcendence my darling. a downward rising the maggets small white gods like an animal mob. you did not answer my question with the language we used between us you vomited and stared into the lenses i wore to cover my pupils to keep some things in and some things out plastic screens. was it not possible to make love in that space. i could save you and i do make an essay and listened and obeyed. i hoped to carry your ear shell with me. i read the manual from beginning

northern irish native shooting a stunning round of sixty five piling up a three stroke caution that sob that result was in the twenty two year old's lowest score in a major tournament either he carded a sixty three at the british open but he could boast the bogey free run this time at the tough good rational course securing a three stroke advantage ahead of his nearest rivals one of whom is south african charles swartz cell who secured this year's masters kron after overnight leader mark arroyo famously fell apart in the last round why iyanla the other man currently in a share of second place at the second major of the year. you know i didn't really put a foot wrong and the only mistake i made was you know mr green i'm fourteen and i held a nice sort of fifteen footer for par there so you know apart from that it was you know it was pretty much stress free go. it was nice you know i feel like i'm driving it well shots could. hold a few pots so you know it's a nice combination that brings us on to tennis where a viewer is always all it's of the final warm up event before wimbledon departi

bleeding from his head. [ crying ] >> i took him out of the car seat and he had a hole in his head. [ sobbing ] >> reporter: the anguish and the tragedy, police say, was a case of mistaken identity. according to investigators, the 17-year-old was out for revenge after he was beaten up last week in redwood city by a sereno street gang. >> the suspect we arrested saw two individuals on wisteria that he believed to have been participating in the crime in redwood city. arming himself and his thus unidentified accomplice they went to wisteria drive. they fired upon the car as it was leaving the scene. >> reporter: yvonne garcia lopez and her 22-year-old husband and the father of the boys were both wounded in the shooting. the father is still in the hospital today. the case right now yvonne is being made in the building behind me by all the investigators. they are going to be presenting their case to the district attorney tomorrow morning to bring formal charges against the 17-year-old and they are still investigating against the 16-year-old who is being held on the weapons charge. they have not ma

sob stories on our team seven civilians dead in a suspected nighttime and nato air strike on a residential area in tripoli as the alliance tries to bomb the libya out of its three month stalemate. greece's knew that all the money rolls up his sleeves to steer the death stricken countries reforms after a few areas public rage against even deeper cuts in athens and. america is accused of twisting. thailand's arms as a new york judge casts doubt on the legality of extraditing alleged russian arms smuggler victor boot to the states. and i'll be back with those stories in fifteen minutes but first kate is here with some shocking sports news. hello welcome to the policy is this sunday evening and here are the headlines. stunning cities strike it down collapse of each gets an electric shock unburned office scuffle with policemen following the champions to nowhere the fall guy. while major target mori michael boyd closes in on a major major title after taking a child lead in the final round of the usa put. it in the heights we have a special report on the latest leg of red gold world diving tour a

[sobbing] >> all these little things to pass on to our children, and i don't even know what to say. >> it's a tough day for the ryan family. kyla's mother, father, brother and sister came to see the beginning of the trial. >> and she went out the door that morning, you know, i mean, i just never thought i would see her again. >> she was my best friend. she started out my little sister and she was my best friend and there's no words to describe the fact that she's not with us. >> reporter: also the prosecution and defense agree davidson was behind the wheel of the suv that night, they disagree on why she didn't stop, a question the jury will have to decide. >> paul wagner reporting. >>> police tracked davidson to her home in friendship heights after a witness saw the collision, jumped on his bike and raced after her. she's facing an involuntary manslaughter charge. >>> the future of a glimpse of air security, we're talking eye scanners, security tunnels, and we could see it sooner than you may think. >>> tiger will miss the us open for the first time in 17 years, why he won't be at con

and so down in the greek parliament the pm sobs new austerity cuts face a no confidence vote but the country on the brink of becoming the first euro zone nation to default. in business the closing bell so bus russian markets in the black tuesday positive sentiment coming from a rebound in crude. twenty minutes time. you're watching live from moscow where it's seven pm on the news now with our top story officials say bad weather and pilot error the likely causes of a plane crash which killed forty four people and left eight injured in northwest russia on sunday night the roots air flight on route from moscow to crashed onto a road just one kilometer from its destination our correspondent. is at the crash site. right here at the scene you can still see behind me be emergency services so they are still picking up parts of the plane that we saw earlier well from what we know the early reports that we know the a plane was flying from moscow to here in the northwest of the country and if you can see behind me there's a road it had landed perpendicular to the road it was on its way to the a

of step back from it, but what did happen, i remember a month later looking at magazines and just sobbing because the reality of it finally sunk in, and within a year, as i started to know music, and the very first album i ever owned happened to be the very first crosby, stills, and nash album, by coincidence, as it happens. there was a song called long time gone, and we do talk about it, because it had a huge impact on my ability to go forward and to say, maybe, you know, out of the darkest things, it's still possible to see some light. i know personally that that's how the song kept me going, and i know for a lot of other people-- and i've talked about this with many other kennedy folk, you know, people who worked for robert kennedy and cared about him, were touched by that song, and you know, david-- david is-- has analogized, sometimes, this to, you know, songs are like paper airplanes. you toss them out, and, you know, you don't know from a tall building where they're going to land. one of them landed on me, and it stayed with me my whole life. and the song stayed with many people. y

nancy garrido sobbed. her husband, phillip garrido, looked down as jaycee dugard's mother gave them an earful, telling them how her world went dark when they stole her sunshine, her 11-year-old daughter jaycee, nearly 20 years ago. it was you, nancy garrido, and you, phillip garrido, that broke my heart. you took something that didn't belong to you. i hate you both, she said. >> i think it's fair to say a nightmare has come to an end and that now it's her, her children, her mother have to go about the business of getting lon with the rest of their lives. >> reporter: though she didn't come to court, dugard didn't pass on the chance to deliver a message to her kidnappers. her mother read a statement from the now 31-year-old. "i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you and the sexual perversion you forced on me. i hope you have as many sleepless nights as i did," she said. >> she's very happy and very relieved that there won't be -- that this will not continue on. it's over, if you will. >>

. >> reporter: casey anthony stared coldly as her father sobbed uncontrollably over recalling his suicidettempt. >> i needed at that time to go and be wititcaylee because i believe i failed her. if it wouldn't have been for law enforcement, i wouldn't be here today. >> reporter: defense attorney jose baez tried to show george tried to kill himself over covering up caylee's drowning and sexually abusing casey for years. >> you would never admit to it, wow, sir? >> sir, i would never do anything to harm my daughter in that way. >> baez bringing george to the stand and allowing george to suffer an emotional breakdown does not benefit the defense at all. >> reporter: casey took charge this morning during a telephone hearing without attorneys present turning on the microphone and telling the judge she supported efforts to seat a new jury after a recent death penalty ruling. >> i can answer that one. >> okay. >> i agree with miss finnell. >> and that was kathy bellich reporting. will we hear more from casey? it is possible even if her lawyers don't know for sure but they are expected to finish

sobs soon after the break even claimed their equaliser at leighton baines setting up ashley young in the bottom corner it was a lackluster performance from england that they could have bagged in three points with twenty minutes to go young's mazie run and strike only be powered by the keeper but somehow darren bent managed to miss and i didn't go to see this how it finished. so disappointing out you bring on however they say top of fuji often want to move this one to the transfer to take the lead they host of course baseball very up and with a more aggressive style to their chances before writing a gallon which finally volley to the left with open up after fifty three minutes but the host let their lead slip into the top of it is and cross into the lies of thirteen minutes later gary has salvaging a one one draw to ensure montenegro stay second. and its crease it up grew better after a three one win as a whole side there are points about croatia too and twelve points israel could be like the a two one. ounce there's a three way tie at the top of the group h. portugal beat norway one

the scammers told him a sob story about how they were in the country illegally and could not claim the money because they feared they would be deported. >> i don't have a social security number. what can i do? i need somebody to help me. >> reporter: investigators say the crooks called a fake call center and a woman confirmed they had woman. the con artist promised singh 1/3 of the winnings but only if he gave them thousands up front. he went to his bank and withdrew $9,000 in cash. police say singh gave the money to the scammers at a nearby fast food restaurant, and they took off with his cash, never to be seen again. >> i feel bad. so bad. >> reporter: singh now has only $49 to his name. his account and faith in people shattered and depleted. now union city police say that this is the only case they have on record, but they say if the crooks got away with it this time, it's likely they'll try to con someone else. live in fremont tonight, nbc, bay area news. >> let that be a lesson to everyone out there. >>> well, it may be more fattening, more than just fattening. new claims tonight

we sob stories here on our team. there mourns the vorta five victims of tuesday's plane crash in the northwest of the country with seven survivors still in a critical condition. the search in the number of civilian casualties from nato airstrikes in tripoli and intensified crackdown could obvious foreigners in benghazi forced marriage and flee to safe parts of the country. and time to bury the viewer on anger veiled in the e.u. as its leaders agree on to get another bailout for greece while the blogs the man's to impose tougher budget cuts sparked mass protests in athens. which in our t.v. it's nine am here in moscow i'm marina josh and welcome to the program russia will shock this week by plane crash that killed forty five people a two one three four heading from moscow to russia's northwestern republic of korea crash landed on a busy major road just a kilometer from its destination seven people who survived the crash remain in critical condition r.t. says are still your reports. struggling to keep her composure tha

[sobbing] the >> dolores is grateful that a young woman went out into the bay to bring his body back. >> the temperatures were warm out there today we had the dry weather in the upper 60s in the number of places. 66 and antioch, 65 down in san jose, the cooler weather will return as we get into tomorrow and rain role--will return to the forecast. napa 65 degrees nearly 10 degrees below average. livermore should be in the a.d.--these but it will be in the low 60s. we will talk about the rain coming up we will be back after this. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks

[sobbing] >> despite her most painful goodbye, she is thankful for the support that she has received.> i am so grateful with everyone here in this community. i have no words as you can see. my baby is gone. but, like the father said inside, from face to be with me and will help me to go on in my life. >> ex-wife and mother of bryan stow's children have written a letter to his supporters. jackie cain says that she wants people to know that she has taken their two children to see him in a hospital. he is the giants' fan that was badly beaten outside of the dodger stadium. she says that we have gone twice now and each time it gets a little easier. she goes on to say, the first visit was amazing, his eyes were open and he was tracking the kids when they would move around the room. that made the kids extremely happy. we're not sure if this was an involuntary action or if it was voluntary. she said the children touched their father and hugged and kissed them. she said the second visit was even better. we will be right back. dad, i was wondering if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with

from the zoom on the camera, we were able to see a woman sobbing on the telephone. we don't know who she was talking to or what she was talking about but it's just an indication of what people here continue go through. monita? >> there's also that disturbing information about a mass grave being found. what the state tv or sear yab authorities are now saying are actually blaming potential armed gangs responsibility for that but local residents are saying that's another story. >> well, monita, according to what state tv was broadcasting they say they found this mass grave, there were ten bodies in it. some of them had been decapitated. others they were saying have been dismembered through the use of machetes and they're blaming this on the armed gangs as they call them. the crackdown began following a week ago when syrian state television said that 120 members of the syrian security forces had been killed by these armed gangs following an ambush and a fairly intense fire fight. we have been hearing conflicting reports from activists as to what may have actually transp

. >> reporter: casey was stone-faced watching her father sobbing openly in court for the first time.t grief grew worse during sidebar until finally the lawyers took notice and took pity. >> do you need a break, mr. anthony? >> no, sir, i need to get through this. i need to have -- >> okay. >> -- something inside of me get through this. >> do you need a break, mr. anthony? >> no, sir, i'm fine. >> reporter: and still no reaction from casey as people sobbed in theallery and a reporter left in tears. but his agony was far from over. he was then confronted with a suicide note he wrote in 2009. prosecutors trying to prove he had no idea who killed his granddaughter. no matter what the defense says. >> she was so close to home. why was she there? who placed her there? why is she gone? why? for months you and i always questioned why. i want this to go away for casey. >> reporter: when asked why he wrote the note. >> i wanted to -- i needed at that time to go and be with caylee. >> reporter: casey's father was then asked point blank the ultimate question of this trial. >> did you ever tell t

anthony appeared to sob and comforted by a lawyer as one expert testified about the remains of her 2-year-old daughter, caylee. a forensic pathologist said that animals had chewed on caylee anthony's bones, and this afternoon the medical examiner testified that the death was no accident. >> base in this particular case based on everything that you is seen, the photographs, the skeleton, itself, do you have an opinion as to the manner of death in this case? >> yes. >> what is that opinion? >> homicide. >> all right. meanwhile, look at this here. courtroom spectators are looking up and they could not turn away from the monitors of the courtroom as they displayed pictures of the little girl's remains. we showed you the lines of the people who show up to become one of the 50 or so spectators to be allowed in. but this morning the fight for a seat got out of control when some people tried to cut in line. look at this. [ inaudible ]. >> all right. authorities had to be called in and a few people were kicked out of line when they refused to cooperate. i want to bring in a human behavior expe

they made mansy sob. philip bowed his head and jaycee and her family lashed out. >> wanted jaycee to know she is sorry. >> reporter: through their attorneys, they expressed remorse for kidnapping jaycee deguard and holding her captive for some 18 years. >> she said, there's no way i can express that. i stole your life and i'm reasonable for it and i don't blame anybody else but me. >> he did what he did today for her. you know, he entered this plea for her so that she wouldn't have to go through a trial. >> this guy is a hard core sexual predator. >> reporter: and for the first time, jaycee and her family got to let the garridos know how they feel. her mother cried as she told them how her world turned dark the day they stole her sunshine, her little girl. she says for 18 excruciating years, she could hear quote jaycee crying with my heart and could feel her pain. it was you who broke my heart. i hate you both, she said. but it was jaycee's words that seemed to have the most impact. her mother read a stat

her body is racked with sobs. they are victims too. didn't do to help the investigation these are grieving grandparents. they raised that little girl. she lived in their house that beautiful 2-year-old girl we see singing "you are my sunshine" that's they're grand baby. >> tim clemente, you worked on this case and i know there are certain things you can't reveal about it. but from the evidence that's in public now, what do you think of casey anthony and where this is going to end? >> don, you know, obviously that's going to be a question for the jury to decide in the end. she's innocent until proven guilty. however, when you look at her leading her parents and investigators on a wild goose chase, looking up chloroform, the incredible lies that she told, the false job, the false nanny, the false allegations of child abduction, the post mortem banding on the hair and the smell in her car all those things are very, very damning. her behavior just screams out, her behavior during this entire time just screams out that it's very consistent

." >> jimmy: "took the midnight train and uh --" [ light laughter ] [ sobbing ] "don't stop believingoehner's handicap is 7. con -- barack obama's handicap is joe biden. [ laughter ] i didn't know that. you can google it, though. [ applause ] you can google it. >> steve: it's on the pga listing. pro -- the match got emotional at times. con -- boehner cried whenever someone said they shot a birdie. [ laughter ] [ as boehner ] "i used to have a little birdie when i was a boy, growing up." [ laughter ] pro -- seeing republicans and democrats getting along. con -- seeing joe biden's grandpa legs in shorts. [ laughter ] not a pretty sight. pro -- hearing boehner yell, "fore!" con -- hearing obama yell, "more years, please!" [ laughter ] pro -- playing outside allowed john boehner to work on his tan. con -- at one point, groundskeepers accidently hauled him away, thinking he was a dead oak tree. [ laughter ] "boss, this tree is crying. should i -- ?" >> steve: "it must be sap." >> jimmy: and finally, pro -- john boehner has one of the best strokes in congress. con -- especially now that ant

[so cockybbing]-- [sobbing] >> police say he was going after a gang member that beat him up last week in redwood city. but the officers and i believe that person was in the car, now she is left without a sung. >> i definitely have to stick to their parents, attention to their young ones, be involved in their kids' lives, pay attention to them, give them love because if they do not they will find it on the streets and they will hang out with the wrong people and they will in the been killers. >> a very tragic story to say the least, you saw that one sketch, but the police believe they have a second suspect that was behind bars right now, but not linked him to the case yet, they're still building the case against him, but he is behind bars on gun charges. reporting live, j.r. stone kron4 news. >> since it is believed that a gain retribution played a role in the east palo alto shooting, we sent reggie kumar to that city to get an update from the police on their efforts to put an end to this kind of balance. >> i talk to the chief said this police department he tells me that gains are a m

there's video on youtube we can no if 'sfpt say, but the boy's mother is sobbing hi stairally, cursing the president and the security forces and it's because of images like this we have the position that the opposition is taking. one that's move from what we saw in the beginning of the uprising a demand for reform, but now a demand for the removal of the regime. this specific neighborhood is one of the neighborhoods we asked our government minders to go to on friday but we were told that request had not been fulfilled. we have not been able to receive that permission. >> the government minders did take you to this town jisr al-shugur this weekend. that's a place that's been hotly contested where many people have fled from now and are across the border in turkey. what did you see in this town? could you actually get an accurate account of what happened there? >> anderson, we very much saw what the government wants us to see and hear and they were very much showing us what they said was evidence to corroborate their claims. their narrative is they were simply targeted armed gangs. they s

they get picked up by sobs and audis and volvos because it is socially acceptable to have a foreign car as long as it is from a country hostile to foreign policy. it is raised and picked up by this creature i wrote about called hoovermoms who have taken time off to make sure their kids get into harvard and they weigh less than their children and they are doing little but exercises at the moment of conception in the delivery room, cutting the umbilical cord themselves and the mandarin flashcards and learn chinese and so they turned them into little achievement machines at as a tea prep oboe practice. they don't think this is the most important thing but to tell your mom down the street is doing it and they feel trapped into a system which they ridiculed but can't renounce. they are often in a system where they into that morality and character matters most but they don't have a vocabulary for it so when people talk about morality we talk about shopping. we have the ben and jerry's ice-cream. i speak to someone on foreign policy i joked out there that ben and jerry should make pacifist too