tammy, the mother, was sedated but she was still watching the surgery on a monitor.ou can see the ultrasound pictures and then pictures from the camera inside of mom's tummy. >> just months later a healthy baby girl was born. here are pictures just after lana's birth. >> her mom must be calling those doctors her heroes. she has to be. >>ow lana is a happy, 20-month-old girl and you see no signs of the tumor. >> she's beautiful. you'd never know looking at her that she dealt with this while she was in her mother's womb. >>> this brave girl is taking on a big bk challenge. >> burger king came out with that new bacon thing. >> and she's been challenged by her boss to eat five of them. >> what's the point of eating five of them? >> i couldn't do this. >> see if she's got the appetite to pull it off. >>> and we're bringing bow ties back. >> now we have to learn how to tie a bow tie. ♪ take both sides and make >>> yesterday i told you guys about the massive flooding in duluth, minnesota, the worst flooding they have seen there in some 40 years. i've got more videos trickli

come on up, tammy. [cheers and applause] >> whoa. >> i do expect you all to support me on this, not just by listening, but by singing along. ♪ >> it only takes a tiny corner of this great big world to find a place that you love my home upon the hill i find i love you still i've been away but now i'm back to tell you san francisco open your golden gate you let no stranger wait outside your door san francisco here is you're wondering one saying no wonder no more the places only make me love you tell me your the heart of all the golden west the golden west san francisco welcome me home again i'm coming home to thgo roamingo more ♪ [cheers and applause] >> and it is my honor to introduce governor jerry brown of california. i think. ok. in ibm research, one of the things we talk about is our laboratories. i have been all over the world, live in different countries. i am a relatively recent transplant to california. i would like to let the governor know that i am happy to be here. it is a good space. recently

my name is tammy chen. i am with self-help for the elderly. i am here to urge the mayor and supervisors to invest in workforce programs which provide job training and placement to underserved populations. would you all please stand, those of you hear from job- seekers? [applause] thank you, everyone. >> to hear from more people than we thought. the next people, i call ron parker, crystal, rico, george, candice davis, and -- if you can get ready to speak. >> hello. i am ron parker with the homeless outreach team, here to advicate for the services of the disenfranchised of san francisco. cutting the money to e.c.s., decimating my program, it makes no sense in times of bad money to make it worse. you have more people on the street, more people sicker on the street, ocean -- a woman's place dropping center is one place a non-traditional family can go to, to go to the bathroom and take a shower. hospitality house does great work. we also do an incredible job. the loss of $600,000 would take the outreach team off the street. and it would cost outrea

come on up, tammy. [cheers and applause] >> whoa. >> i do expect you all to support me on this, not just by listening, but by singing along. ♪ >> it only takes a tiny corner of this great big world to find a place that you love my home upon the hill i find i love you still i've been away but now i'm back to tell you san francisco open your golden gate you let no stranger wait outside your door san francisco here is you're wondering one saying no wonder no more the places only make me love you tell me your the heart of all the golden west the golden west san francisco welcome me home again i'm coming home to thgo roamingo more ♪ [cheers and applause]

come on up, tammy. [cheers and applause] >> whoa. >> i do expect you all to support me on this, not just by listening, but by singing along. ♪ >> it only takes a tiny corner of this great big world to find a place that you love my home upon the hill i find i love you still i've been away but now i'm back to tell you san francisco open your golden gate you let no stranger wait outside your door san francisco here is you're wondering one saying no wonder no more the places only make me love you tell me your the heart of all the golden west the golden west san francisco welcome me home again i'm coming home to thgo roamingo more ♪ [cheers and applause] >> please be advised that the use of self phones, pagers, and other sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. anyone responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. cellphone set at the vibrate position cause microphone interference. the board respectfully requests babysat at the off -- be set at the off position. item f

doctors broke the news to tammy that her daughter might not survive.s if she did would require several surgeries. >> it is the most horrible feeling you could ever aimimagine. fizzicly, mentally emotionally. what do you do? >> reporter: she turned to jackson fetal surgeon whose performed a one of a kind operation. under anesthesia tammy watched as doctors used a laser to cut the tumor and clear her daughter's mouth. >> the concern with the tumors is they can grow rapidly and cause bleeding from the fetus from the baby into the tumor. that bleeding can cause the death of the baby. >> reporter: four months later lena was born a healthy baby girl now giving high fives and hugs. no sign of any tumor. thanks to the doctors. >> i think the world of them. they are our savior. she wouldn't be here. >> so sweet. >> so cute right? amazing. >> as we mentioned the case was published in the american journal of obstetrics and gynecology, the first of its kind. really ground breaking and revolutionary revolutionary. but carried a risk as well risk of miscarriage if t

come on up, tammy. [cheers and applause] >> whoa. >> i do expect you all to support me on this, not just by listening, but by singing along. ♪ >> it only takes a tiny corner of this great big world to find a place that you love my home upon the hill i find i love you still i've been away but now i'm back to tell you san francisco open your golden gate you let no stranger wait outside your door san francisco here is you're wondering one saying no wonder no more the places only make me love you tell me your the heart of all the golden west the golden west san francisco welcome me home again i'm coming home to thgo roamingo more ♪ [cheers and applause] >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us here in little saigon. my name is naomi kelly, city administrator for this city and county of san francisco. about three months ago, i had the honor of being on a san bruno avenue with mayor lee when he announced invest in neighborhoods initiative, a program to strategically deployed city resources in our n

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come on up, tammy. [cheers and applause] >> whoa. >> i do expect you all to support me on this, not just by listening, but by singing along. ♪ >> it only takes a tiny corner of this great big world to find a place that you love my home upon the hill i find i love you still i've been away but now i'm back to tell you san francisco open your golden gate you let no stranger wait outside your door san francisco here is you're wondering one saying no wonder no more the places only make me love you tell me your the heart of all the golden west the golden west san francisco welcome me home again i'm coming home to thgo roamingo more ♪ [cheers and applause] >>. touring england was a time when robert as mentors were being challenged by a quickly growing middle-class. for endeavour's crew of new artists began to assert themselves, offering new definitions of the athletics of arts and beauty. over 180 objects of avant-garde design and art from the victorian england has been collected inside the legion of honor sno

start that. >> i call him rico and he gets mad at me for that. >> thanks, tammy, we'll check to see all right. >>> well, we're back with your weekend forecast. >> that's coming up next. do you read in bed? do you read out loud or in your head? do you need a lamp to see? and does it leave your bedmate be? don't you wish there was a light that wouldn't keep them up all night? if so, you'll be happy to know, our newest nook now comes with glow. introducing nook simple touch with glowlight, the only e-reader made for bedtime reading. find your nook at your neighborhood barnes & noble. >>> good morning. welcome to your weekend. saturday off to a gorgeous start. clear skies out there for now. the big question is do we get to keep the sunshine all weekend? optimism is brewing here in the weather office. let's take a look outside. a beautiful way to get your weekend started. a few clouds drifting overhead. not going to bring anything in the way of bad weather to us. so that is welcome news. the sunshine just a little bit from time to time. but you'll like your weekend forecast. plenty of su

. >> reporter: mid way through pregnancy, an ultrasound revealed tammy's unborn daughter blowing whatble in fact a large tumor growing from the baby's mouth. doctors broke the news to tammy her daughter might not survive and if she did would require several surgeries. >> it's the most horrible feel you could ever imagine. physically, emotionally. what do you do? >> reporter: she performed to jackson fetal surgeons. while under anesthesia, she watched as doctors used a lazar to cut the tumor and clear her daughter's mouth. >> the concern with the tumors is they can grow very rapidly and cause bleeding into the fetus and that can cause the death of the baby. >> reporter: four months later lena was born, a healthy 8 pound baby girl. now giving high fives and hugs, no sign of any tumor thanks to these doctors. >> they are a savior. she wouldn't be here. >> so sweet. >> so cute, right? amazing. >> as we mentioned, the case was recently published in "the american journal of obstetrics and gynecology." really revolutionary. it carried a risk of miscarriage if the tumor had been left alone, b

here's what eric huff said about tammy baldwin, the likely democratic nominee in that state.e, i fundamentally disagree with tammy on almost anything, she has a more liberal voting regard than anyone in congress. her philosophy has its rooted in marxism, extreme liberalism. she called it progressivism versus mine which is rooted in ve market conserve timt. he should have his mouthwashed out with soap for calling any member of congress a communist. we don't have communists. >>> up next, dirty angry money. conservative groups flooding the airwaves to make sure no one ever learns to love obama care. >>> i'm milissa rehberger. despite this conviction, a lawyer for jerry sandusky, the coach wabtss people to know he is not guilty. he's in jail awaiting a psychiatric evaluation. >>> tropical storm debby continues to churn off the gulf coast and could dump more than two feet of rain on areas before it moves out. governor rick scott declared a state of emergency. >>> and wildfires in krolss are threatening the tourism industry. now, back to "hardball." >>> we're back. whether or not p

tammy talent and is riding in memory of a man she didn't know >>> east out coming to the bar to play pool because he died of aids i did not know what happened that sunk in to me, some it has been a personal journey >>> lee reid's journey brought him here as well, on his 50th birthday >>> it proves to me that just because you're 50 you must keep on living >>> the aids live cycle 2012 is on the road. >>> the ride begins full of smiles and adrenalin but the 545 mi. trip a grueling test of endurance. >>> the second day you follow with 107 mi. it is daunting and then on dave for it stops hurting so that is something to look forward to >>> those who have none and say it is a live changing experience. >>> we have 2200 people fighting for the same cause it is amazing to see >>> a journey that begins to remember becomes an experience these people will never forget. john ramus cbs 5 >>> wed thing they had it at of town before the rain arrives >>> i'm driving in today and i think all the weather models are wrong, quite frankly i am sure you will see showers tomorrow. if you don't have the case

tammy's brought in the folks that have taught us so much. think of all those authors.use she's the one who picks the people that i get to listen to. sasha, walica, our planning producer, who has literally helped everybody keep this entire machine in a way that has been beyond comprehension. charlie, who has been here from the very first moment. he is the man behind biff ratigan and somebody should give him a raise. john estrada, our associate producer, has been with us every step of the way and chris schwartz and then tracy, who has made graphics, the thing that everybody takes for granted because she's so good at it. our amazing tech guys, editors, graphics, digital team, the stage crew, all those folks who put us on the air, every corner of this country, that took us to. steve friedman, our guests and the audience for being with us. we got a minute and 30 seconds. can i switch to another camera and sit here all cockeyed for the last minute? i got a minute left or whatever i've got left, so i'll tell you what the plan is. any fool can look at a pile of statistics and

. >> like amy adams' character in "catch me if you can," tammy pertite thinks she mayor yud a physician. zblefr morning i would drop him off at the hospital. >> until her husband, eric, pleads guilty to impersonating one. >> i was told that at the time he was arrested he and a nurse were taking a patient from the emergency room into the intensive care unit. >> the hospital says he escapes notice by wearing scrubs and a real doctor's i.d. badge. >> anyone who fakes being a medical doctor is fundamentally a con artist or a scammer. incredible medical mistakes have been made by these fake physicians. >> this man, arthur copes, also turns out not to be a doctor. >> he advertised extensively on websites, saying that he could straighten out the most crooked of spines. >> serrefina gurling sees the ads. she thinks copes is a doctor who can correct her scoliosis. she wears copes's brace for six months, and her curves get even worse. >> i'm extremely worse. and i'm in an extreme amount of pain. >> the people who will fall for these fake doctors usually are extremely vulnerable. it is that person

tammy tell board is riding because of a man she used to shoot pool with a man and his name she never knew >>> i didn't know what happened to stop coming to the bar, that sunk in with me this is a personal journey >>> lee reid's attorney brought it here as well on this is 50th birthday >>> it has been prove to me that just because your 50 you must keep on living >>> the aids life cycle 2012 open to the road. >>> the ride begins full of smiles and adrenalin but the 545 mi. trip a test of endurance. >>> you follow with 107 mi. of addis daunting, your but hertz, then on day 4 it stops hurting that is something to look forward to. >>> those who have done and say it is alive changing experience. >>> you have 2200 feet o'hare fighting for the same cause it is amazing to see >>> a journey that began as a way to remember and experience these people never forget. jon ramos cbs 5 >>> just in time for the work with there is rain. julie watts with a forecast >>> big change is in the forecast there are showers, will see showers beginning first in the north bay tomorrow morning then gradually it ma

here's what he said of tammy baldwin, the likely democratic nominee in that state.ndamentally disagree with tammy on almost anything, her philosophy has its rooted in marxism, extreme liberalism. he should have his mouthwashed out with soap for calling any member of congress a communist. we don't have communists. up next, conservative groups flooding the air waves to make sure no one ever learns to love obamacare. the president from interview: i talk to folks on rope lines and in coffee shops. people who have been out of work. you can tell it wears on them. narrator: he's fought to pull us out of economic crisis for three years. and he still is. president obama's plan keeps taxes down for the middle class, invests in education and asks the wealthy to pay their fair share. mitt romney and his billionaire allies can spend milions to distort the president's words. but they're not interested in rebuilding the middle class. he is. i'm barack obama and i [ chuckles ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you'll know when to stop. [ honk! ] the all-n

. >> like amy adams' character in "catch me if you can," tammy pertite thinks she mayor yud a physician. zblefr morning i would drop him off at the hospital. >> until her husband, eric, pleads guilty to impersonating one. >> i was told that at the time he was arrested he and a nurse were taking a patient from the emergency room into the intensive care unit. >> the hospital says he escapes notice by wearing scrubs and a real doctor's i.d. badge. >> anyone who fakes being a medical doctor is fundamentally a con artist or a scammer. incredible medical mistakes have been made by these fake physicians. >> this man, arthur copes, also turns out not to be a doctor. >> he advertised extensively on websites, saying that he could straighten out the most crooked of spines. >> serrefina gurling sees the ads. she thinks copes is a doctor who can correct her scoliosis. she wears copes's brace for six months, and her curves get even worse. >> i'm extremely worse. and i'm in an extreme amount of pain. >> the people who will fall for these fake doctors usually are extremely vulnerable. it is that person

this is tammy. she's 4 years old. we can't say she's a pure german shepherd because there's no papers on her but she's a german shepherd. we need to find her a home. she ended up at the maryland spca from a shelter in virginia. she's got to find somebody to love her. if you can help out we'd appreciate it. i want to remind you that tomorrow is the last day of the baltimore 500. all month in june maryland spca and the humane society trying to adopt over 500 cats and kittens. it's been going good so far. one more day. you have a great life. we will find you a home. if you have an animal or a little one, make sure they have shade, water and a place to deal with this heat. tim williams will talk about that. >>> of course we're looking at these heat advisories and heat warnings in effect through 9:00 tonight. all these add advise -- advisories are in effect. watch the colors to where your location is. a watch for parts southwest of the city and heat advisories in effect for much of the state. the dew point is 70. it's deft

here's what eric huff said about tammy baldwin, the likely democratic nominee in that state.y disagree with tammy on almost anything, she has a more liberal voting regard than anyone in congress. her philosophy has its rooted in marxism, extreme liberalism. she called it progressivism versus mine which is rooted in ve market conserve timt. he should have his mouthwashed out with soap for calling any member of congress a communist. we don't have communists. >>> up next, dirty angry money. conservative groups flooding the airwaves to make sure no one ever learns to love obama care. t to understand how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. hey. hey eddie. i brought your stuff. you don't have to do this. yes i do. i want you to keep t

tammy snell likes having the wildlife around. >> we like to see them.e are going to keep our space from them. we are not going to go here, have a cookie, but we love to see them. >> reporter: it rolled over an air conditioner and went away. >> they start looking at me like you want some of this. i'm like okay, i'm getting in the door. >> reporter: no harm, no foul. the bears took off. not in a dead run. just moving along. neighborhood history caught on video. >> so much for having to go to the zoo. looking for a loan from the bank? be prepared for higher rates as banks get downgraded. the costs that will be passed to you. >>> an 11-year-old was home alone. he hid behind drawers. it's what he did next that's got everyone talking. uhuh yep uch let's find you a room. at hotels.com, you'll always find the perfect hotel. because we only do hotels. wow. i like that. nice no. laugh... awe uch ooh, yeah hmm nice huh book it! oh boy call me... this summer, we're finding you the perfect place - plus giving you up to $100 at hotels.com ♪ >>> nothing like a little

of working with virtually every panelist over the course of today, tom pickering, elliott abraham, tammy wittis and many other remarkable friends and colleagues. i know it is much easier -- >> we're going to cut away from the last few minutes of this event to go live now to capitol hill for a hearing on a recent report about weather satellite programs run by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration or noaa. it's held by two house subcommittees on science, space and technology. this is covered on c-span3. >> it will come to order, and this subcommittee the energy environment. good afternoon. first, i apologize for running late. i was on the floor, and please forgive me, my colleagues as well as all our witnesses for running late and i appreciate you all's patience. welcome to today's joint hearing entitled continuing oversight of the satellite programs and an update on jpss. in front of you are packets containing the written testimony, biographies and truth and testimony disclosures for today's witnesses. before you get started, since this is a joint hearing involving two subco

. >> hi, i'm tammy with the coalition on homeless and hospitality house. please excuse him, he's excited to see his facebook buddy, supervisor wiener. there he is, charlie. the community needs to grant this raise to our nonprofits, to our drop-in centers and our shelters. if we have a decrease in services, what will happen, we will have more people using our streets as' public rest room. we will have more syringes in the parks on the walks and more people committing crimes to get by. >> good afternoon. my name is joe wilson. the stories you heard today have been poignant and very compelling. and i think in a real sense the stories reflect, you know, a community of seekers and dreamers trying to make a place for ourselves in the city. i know that your jobs are extremely difficult in terms of working through a lot of these proposals. i'm urging your support for the homeless funding proposal put forth by shelters in resource centers. in a real sense, it's more than money that we're talking about. we're talking about our values as a city and our at once home t

but we've got to be pushing for it. [ applause ] and i think, you know, the work that tammy did with drl is a piece of it. we start with the premise, these are not our revolutions. they're led by people in egypt, and libya, where i was last week, and bahrain. there are people in those countries who are going to demand change. they're going to demand dignity. we have to amplify their voices. and we do it all the time. we can protect them when they get in trouble. and they're always getting in trouble. we can throw a lifeline. >> but we didn't protect bahrain. >> no, the truth is, that we spent a lot of time -- everybody in these positions knows that we spend a lot of time, so much out of the headlines, dealing with individuals who are on the firing line, who get in trouble. secretary clinton routinely meets with civil society groups. we constantly raise individual cases. sometimes it takes a year, sometimes we struggle on and on. but that is part of that's part of the mandate. that's part of the enterprise. >> help me understand libya versus syria. we're still in the middle of syria.

happen alone, but we have to be pushing for it. [ applause ] and i think, you know, the work that tammy did, the work we're trying to do in drl is a piece of it. again, we start from the premise, it's not our -- these are not our revolutions. they're led byise,t's not our - are not our revolutions. they're led by people in egypt and libya, where i was last week, in bahrain, there are people in those countries who are going to demand change. they're going to demand dignity. and we have to amply few the ll voices. we do that all the time. we can protect them when they get in trouble. they're always getting in trouble. we can throw a lifeline. >> we didn't protect protesters in bahrain. >> no, the truth is we spent a lot of time -- everybody in these positions knows we spend a lot of time, so much out of the headlines, dealing with individuals who are on the firing line. who get in trouble. secretary clinton routinely meets with civil society groups. we constantly raise individual cases. sometimes it takes a year, sometimes we struggle on and on. but that is part of the -- that's part of t

midway through pregnancy an ultrasound revealed tammy gonzalez's unborn daughter had a large tumor growingm her mouth. to save the baby's life doctors performed a one-of-a- kind operation using a laser to cut the tumor. today, thanks to her doctors.. leyna is all smiles.. with no sign of any tumors. choosing fat-free salad dressings may not be the healthiest option after all. a new study shows lighter dressings may limit the health benefits of vitamins and nutrients from the salad. researchers at purdue university fed 29 people with salads topped with various dressings. they found the fat in dressings is essential for absorbing compounds linked to reducing the risk of heart disease and cancer. to maximize the health benefits and vitamin absorption of your veggies.. scientists suggest opting for canola and olive oil-based dressings. up next, we are going to announce the winner of our breakthrough band contest. will it be "years" or "blood red boots"? welcome back we have been hearing some great music throughout this newscast so now it's time to announce the winner of the wgn break through b

. >>> well it smells horrible, but tammy attracted big crowds.e they gave to the corps flower. people who went there said it smelled like rotting flesh. i smelled it, it smelled worse than that. they say it a tracts flies to help it reproduce. is it any indication, it was very strong, it only lasted a couple of days but it's now over. >> a body found in the bay were the first to get there overhead. >>> near livingston, we have a ground crew on the way, this body was found in the water, oakland police has told us that much, and news chopper 2 was in the area we will bring it to you mornings on 2. let's go to the dumbarton, looking good so far as we drive across the bay. let's go to steve. >>> it will be sunny and warmer, temperatures 60s and 70s and $80 and in the low 90s. >> okay, reports of a gruesome discovery right along the waterfront. >>> and a hand sows man is accuse -- san jose man is accused of abusing children he was supposed to be watching out for, we will be right back. stay here with us.

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became obvious in their questioning of him is they were concerned about his security record because tammy spend ten years in israeli prison from 1980-1990 and he was in prison because of an action he took as an 18-year-old kid. he was committed to wanting to fight for his people's freedom and fight for his people's dignity only knew one way to go about that and that was by becoming a fighter and you will hear a little more about this as the evening progresses. he and two france began building a bomb they intended to use against israeli police. exploded prematurely. one of his friends was killed on the spot. he and his other friends were greatly injured and taken from the hospital by the israeli security service, interrogate and tortured and spend ten years in prison. you will hear a lot more about this but it was in prison that he realized he was as committed to people's freedom and his people's dignity, the choice about how to fight for that is through nonviolence and reconciliation and that became his life's working two decades since he got out of prison in 1990. so for some reason not

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. >> reporter: on top of battles with the wind, tammy martin was grappling with another issue. >> my vision was to have the whole entire thing covered as big as a church. >> but instead, the glide memorial for the pride parade was less than imposing. >> i would like to church to be a lot bigger, but you have to go to smaller scale. >> but she solved that by places smaller people next to the church. >> we're going to have different sized people on the float. >> reporter: floats of all sizes were under construction for sunday's pride parade, decked out in sequins and streamers. for martin who recently came out as a lesbian, there was a time to celebrate. >> that's what this year means to me, is that no matter what, i'm loved. >> in it's 42 and year, pride weekend has opened it's arms to a diverse community of sexual identities and preferences. as in previous years, this year's ideas will be a theme of recent struggles and victories. >> this is the first pride week since the official don't ask, don't tell. >> reporter: this year will mark another milestone for the lgbt community. >> and

joining me is jay baker, the pastor of revolution new york city, son of jim baker and tammy fay mezner my book is called fall to grace. >> you are writing another book about doubt. >> faith and doubt. >> more people are now saying they have questioned the existence of god. i am going to lay it out there for you. what's the proof? give me the proof, the physical proof that god exists. >> the thing that everyone sees god as this being in the sky, but if god is the grounded being. god is the ground below us. he is in everything. for me, i can't prove to you and that's why it's called faith. if it was a belief, it would be called belief. for me it's faith. >> a lot of people say of course i can prove to you that there is a god. look at the son. look at the moon and the wind. i was talking to people on social media and they said 5 me physical proof god exists. i said what about is there a recorded conversation or physical proof? really playing devil's advocate, but there is no real physical proof, is there? >> no. there is not. the sun is an interesting idea because it's an amazing thing to

it was time to play devil's advocate with jim and tammi baker's son. >> questioning the existence ofm going to lay it throughout for you. give me the physical proof of that god exists. >> the idea that everyone sees god as this being in the sky when really i think if you look at god as being, like, the -- the ground of being. god is the ground below us. god is in everything, and so for me i can't prove to you, that's why it's called faith. you know if it was a belief it would be called belief, but for me it's faith. >> listen, a lot of people would come on and say, of course i can prove to you that there is a god. look at the sun. look at the moon. look at the trees. how do you think the wind and -- i was talking to people on social media and i said to them, give me physical proof that god exists, and those were similar answers. i said, what about recorded conversations? physical proof? so -- really playing devil's advocate here, but there is no real physical proof. is there? >> no, no -- i mean, there's not. the sun is a pretty interesting-year-old because it's an amazing thing to s