they are brittle with forgiveness. my thighs unfold as you press the palm of your hand against my curving spine and plant your bones inside my garden. this one is draft it's the one in thean tholology. he smoothed the wrinkles on my bell and he sucked my bitter fruit. we plowed an ocean in my navel and sowed mountains of regrets into fields. we allowed only the memory of water to sustain our thirst. we dreamt of rain and listened for our trees to bare fruit. >> the next is inspired by my mother, are we all? this is garden. the gate to my mother's garden opened always trees flirt with shadows and the grass says my same. asleep in flowered boxes pay for rain. i open always the gate to my mother's garden. i will plant my sum in a clay pot an offering to jealous gods and stretch my arms like branches bearing fruft foregiveness. this was inspired by my mother who likes to sew. always had an old singer sewing machine and i bought her a new one but she never uses it. this is called cloth. her cracked lipped clenched to thread

is it brittle? yes, it is very brittle, very brittle, yeah. see the frost in the outside? if you ever drop that, it will probably just crack. hey gang, i want to leave you with a question. when we cool things, they contract. right. when we heat things, they expand. if i heat this ring, get it really, really hot-- and i'm gonna do that next time. next time, i'm gonna put it under the blowtorch and i'm gonna get it really, really hot. would it become larger, smaller or stay the same? let's suppose we did this as a test. i took the ring and let's suppose the ring right now will pass through the-- let's suppose the ball will pass through the ring. if i heat the ball up, will it still pass through the ring? no. that's elementary. i would insult you if i told you to think about that for a long time, right? we know the ball is gonna get bigger. and if the ball gets bigger, it will never get through the hole if it just barely makes it now. isn't that true? here's the question i got for you. the next time we come in, i'm not gonna heat up the ball. i'm gonna heat up the ring. and w

the shells, they went down to cortez -- not lake -- the cortez sea to get, was that mostly hard or brittle? . >> it was hard but not tool hard. the colorado plateau is covered with chert, a glassy rock that is really really good for making tools, making very sharp edges. you find there are pieces of chert all over the place and you can still cut your skin open very quickly with it and it's been sitting out in the open. >> where does chert come from? . >> it's a marine rock that's mostly silica. you find it in these layers, sandstone layers. if you are especially in a marine or water environment, you will find this layer of chert. it's in all colors, purple, green, red, blue. it's a beautiful rock. . >> one thing i wanted to ask you, the review in the paper recently on sunday said that your book is different from all the other books about the anastazi because you brought out some of the non-flattering parts of their culture like violence. how did you conclude that they were a violent culture? . >> well, i didn't necessarily conclude they were a violent culture, i just concluded there was vi

she walks into the bright vegetable garden, chopped water to life from brittle landscape, leans her hoe against goat wire, admires shoots balanced on turned earth, looks up, fulfilleds a leaves sigh, clouds, hands on her hips, her jaw falls open and a bomb drops down her throat. white. the horizon, a black line against brilliant white landscape, pale blue sky above it, empty except for heat devil blur, a raindrop sound hits a wooden post against cloudless light, another, the lamb, his children, wife, then he drenched in bullet rain. blue. the final moment of night passing, exposes limbs, torsos, heads, breasts, humans, cows, goats, curved and knotted heaps, lays blue against bitten grass. final piece, the title is the headline for a newspaper. anti-war activist immoh lates along kennedy's express way near giant flame of the millennium skull up tour 4 days before november 2006 elections and no one pays attention. everything but the heart reduced to ash. thank you. . >> i just want to thank george for bringing to bear some of the numbers, some of the horrific things that are happening in

she walks into the bright vegetable garden, chopped water to life from brittle landscape, leans her hoe against goat wire, admires shoots balanced on turned earth, looks up, fulfilleds a leaves sigh, clouds, hands on her hips, her jaw falls open and a bomb drops down her throat. white. the horizon, a black line against brilliant white landscape, pale blue sky above it, empty except for heat devil blur, a raindrop sound hits a

the problem with that is the wood is very brittle and limb failures like they've just experienced are common when you have breeches in the can of the for this type of tree. -- breaches in the canopy for this type of tree. the wind gets in there. because of the irregularities from prior storms, and partly because of clearance problems where limbs have been damaged and have come out of the tree -- out of both of the trees -- i think those kind of canopy or structural changes in the tree have created a bigger problem, in terms of hazards. the amount and type of debris that comes out of these trees is extreme. the pods are over an inch in diameter. they are very treacherous, even on level ground. i do have some sympathy towards them. thank you. president garcia: i am assuming the sympathy is for your clients and not the trees. >> i am an arborist. but i certainly have some sympathy for my clients. i did have a vague hope they would name their grandchildren after me, but that would be roy roy, so that would not work. >> the grandchild's name is audie irving roy. >> par la -- carla short, b

that life was set out sunday following a one story plunge through brittles their trains. did we this is the actual board as she fell through. and a couple of the pieces here renters pay anywhere from three to $5,000 on same complaints to the landlord to ellis felt property fell on deaf ears. you fell down to say hey eight years being five. to equate sorry. the of weight was a your worry that there's going to try to somehow get rid of evidence? >>> was terrified. cbs five check for the apartment building inspections and fired a complaint about the staircase dating back to 1995. >>> i discussed members that fell through to the ground and the cleaning lady was one that fell through and she was stopped literally feet dangling between two floors we then found all force their cases to the forest were building were running a private investigator was of seen but did not want to talk. did we had in and that i was going to be these types of conditions i would can't be considered moving in jerez de 0 has more than self blame. >>> i just want some analysts to be hurt. >>> there was a

because it is brittle. but i think it is more likely that it will take some time before this comes to an end, but there is only one way it will end. >> beuse think he could be out before the end of this year? >> i think that is possible. >> but he still has powerful support. vladimir putin is being urged to switch sides, but david cameron says he sees no sign of a russian shift. >> whatever we think of the russians in the position they have taken, they do have considerable influence in syria. to the extent they can make a difference, they need to understand that what they have done is very bad for their reputation across the arab world. >> for now, the reality is that parts of syria are being emptied by the overwhelming force of our regime still determined to to hold onto power. >> a grim assessment of the situation in syria. in other news around the world, tribal leaders in the eastern city of benghazi in libya have declared their bearish their reason -- have declared their region to be autonomous. the vas

because it is brittle. but i think it is more likely that it will take some time before this comes to an end, but there is only one way it will end. >> beuse think he could be out before the end of this year? >> i think that is possible. >> but he still has powerful support. vladimir putin is being urged to switch sides, but david cameron says he sees no sign of a russian shift. >> whatever we think of the russians in the position they have taken, they do have considerable influence in syria. to the extent they can make a difference, they need to understand that what they have done is very bad for their reputation across the arab world. >> for now, the reality is that parts of syria are being emptied by the overwhelming force of our regime still determined to to hold onto power. >> a grim assessment of the situation in syria. in other news around the world, tribal leaders in the eastern city of benghazi in libya have declared their bearish their reason -- have declared their region to be autonomous. the vas

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the problem with that is the wood is very brittle and limb failures like they've just experienced are common when you have breeches in the can of the for this type of tree. -- breaches in the canopy for this type of tree. the wind gets in there. because of the irregularitie

trust our young officers, our young ncos to be given commander's intent and carry it out and not a brittle control system that goes up to national capitols and big desks to make the most tactile situations, our young officers deserve the freedom to execute based on our commander's intent. i want to leave plenty of time for questions because i have great ones from the young people wears scarlet coats last time. i am looking forward to it again this time and see which one of you want to armme. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> i am with the media, i want to begin by saying that when doctors diagnosis a patient they keep their mouth shut until the diagnosis is made, because to do otherwise is unprofessional and ng matters of life. similarly people expect that when leaders of nations are dealing with other nations and millions people they should do the same. they should not give out any analysis without verification, now i say this because on february 1st there was a meeting in washington about the national iranian american council, which was attended primarily b

and that's something that is strong, i think it can be brittle at times because we have to ensure that we make optimal use of all the funds entrusted to us. but i'm impressed by what a strong commitment there is to global health, generally and hiv specifically. >> thank you. what we're hearing now, in talking to different interests on the hill and elsewhere, who are puzzling over the budgetary realities, those who are sympathetic and part of this coalition, but nonetheless, rethinking, what we're hearing is that, yes, indeed, there has to be more skin in the game from partner countries, we're hoping that the multilateral institutions that have been very fragile and bitter themselves, global fund going through its own, that they will return and be stronger. but there's also increased discussion around, how do you -- how do you present to an american public what the end game looks like? the end game may be the wrong term, because that implies an exit at one. but a vision, looking out, four, five years or ten years, that -- that tells a narrative to the american people, that is different

. >> the video is a brittle. from the vantage point of a-cam, you can see the right pick-up truck -- the white pickup truck lose control and hit the man on the sidewalk. witnesses say the man seemed to brace himself for an instant before the impact but it did no good. he was hurled nearly 100 feet and down this hill. >> i saw a man on the floor. he had a big bump on the head. >> she and her customer had not seen the video before we showed them. >> the driver did not stop. a witness told police today the driver described now as a hispanic male actually sped up and swerved through traffic to get away from the scene. >> you see an innocent pedestrian -- it is a felony. >> police believe the truck is a white ford 250. it probably has damage to the right front. detectives help somebody comes forward with information especially the driver himself. >> he has to know. there is no way to not know you just hit somebody. >> detectives have not been able to identify the victim. it is said he looks like he is homeless, but we

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. >> those brittle bones of yours, right? -- you're tender vegetation. >> northbound on i-95 is slowing as you approach quantico. we have delays at the prince william parkway working your way north ward towards the occoquan with the lanes open. 395 stacking up duke street to seminary road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. >> thank you. >>> this morningance big story, the historic supreme court debate over health care. people have been camping out in front of the high court since friday for this. >> the legal arguments come just days after the two-year anniversary of president obama's health care reform law. general officer davis reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: the scream court hears oregon arguments today about the constitutionality of several parts of the president's health care plan. specifically, the victim mandate which requires every citizen to carry a minimum form of insurance or pay a penalty. it has been two years since president obama signed this big deal into law. >> we are done. >> rep

what you don't see from the outside is her fight with the painful condition known as glass or brittle bones and how she chooses to deal with it head on. >> i'm winning the fight against osteo genesis imperfecta. >> reporter: among other things the bone disorder means she has a collagen inefficiency, the key building block to bone structure. the result is that her and others with the condition are more prone to breaking bones. she's had more than her fair share of breaks. >> at least 30. you definitely don't count like your fingers and toes and stuff. you don't even go to the doctor. you know what to do. >> reporter: the remedy? stay active. that is exactly what she's done. >> it may seem counterintuitive but actually being more active makes your body better. you try to get over the fear of i'm going to hurt myself because the benefits are beneficial. >> she committed to weight and strength training two to three times a week. the workouts have improved muscle mass and bone density. >> it is easy to make an excuse to not want to work out, oh, i'm going to hurt myself, this and that. but

this of course a big blow to an already brittle u.s./afghan relationship.potts live on capitol hill, she has the detail this is morning with reaction to what many are calling nothing short of a senseless act of violence. good morning. >> reporter: jon, good morning. now the concern is will afghanistan, will the taliban strike back. that's what we're hearing, calls for protest, demonstrations. the last time we saw that they turned violent against at least six americans there in afghanistan. this soldier apparently shot and killed nine children, three women, and four men and then wounded five others, then turned himself in the next morning. this happened 500 yards from a u.s. base. president obama's call afghan president to apologize, saying this is not representative of u.s. soldiers. karzai said this was murder, it was intentional, it was an act of terrorism and that it won't be forgotten after those koran burnings last month, we saw the deadly reaction to that. now there is concern not only about the safety of americans there, the embassy telling people to

that is why our current state is far more brittle than traditional communities where. >> the latest of that is the whole controversy about using public shaming as a vehicle for encouraging enforcement. john priddy system some fantastic work on exactly the same point you are making here that shaming and shunning makes sense within a community where there is hope over integration rather than being banished forever. so i think this is a profound profound.that has aspects that speak to whether it's a decent community or one in which you would want to live. more on the surveillance, the gps tracking, another aspect. i will leave this room and i will go to my car and i will go by bourbon. oh, no. >> i will buy you the bourbon. [laughter] >> know but the gps tracking case, the geolocation of capacity of government. were you surprised at how the court came out, encouraged by the opinions and the narrowness of it? what you tell them a little bit about the facts and what your observations are about that? >> this is a remarkable decision. the usb jones case the came down a few months ago, the --

a way to trust our young officers to be given the commanders intend and carry it out and not some brittle commanding control system that goes up the general's desk mother may on your back to the national capitals for the most basic tactical decisions. we are not always lead to have the kind of communications that permit that sort of thing, and our young officers are deserving of the trust and the freedom to execute based on our commanders intend to really wanted to leave plenty of time for questions because i got some great ones from the young people wearing scarlet coats last time, so i'm looking forward to it again this time to see which one of you want to arm wrestle with me. [laughter] thank you very much. [applause] can you hear me? good morning am i naim -- i'm with the media and i work with the economist in the united states. i want to begin by saying that when the doctors diagnose or diagnose a patient to keep their mouth shut until the diagnosis is made because to do otherwise is unprofessional and dangerous because they are dealing with matters of life. similarly, citizens expec

we're hoping that the multilateral institutions that have been very fragile and brittle themselves, that they will return and be stronger. but there's also an increased discussion around how do you present to an american public what the endgame, the endgame may be the wrong term. that implies an exit. but a vision looking out for, five years, or 10 years, that tells a narrative to the american people that it's different than what a few years ago seen in the emergency phase seemed like somewhat open-ended and ill-defined area looking for. can you say something about that? >> i think there are several trends that are going to affect that. the models suggest that within just a few years of scaling up treatment, we can truly bend the cost curve and reduce expenditures down the road. there's going to be a need for more, but the option is, do you let people buy or do you scale-up treatment? we decided as a world where not going to do the first, we're going to do the second. the date is clear. the quicker we do that, the more people, the lower the financial burden will be in the medium term, no