christopher began his career as a gardener with the recreation and parks dement in 1996. after being a gardener for over 17 years he was appointed as a parks supervisor this past february. christopher was nominated by waen, the superintendent and for his achievements, sharp park is a sensitive area containing threatened and endangered species and the city is obligated to project. in addition to federal over sight on ongoing activities at sharp park are highly scrutinized by the department. in order to improve the site, the sea wall which protects wet lands and habitat for the california red fog and the san francisco gardeners, they had to be replaced. in addition to be sensitive in terms of environmental protection and public interaction, this project was constrained by funding and timing. christopher and his areas had two weeks to clear approximately three quarter mile area of sharp park. the crew had to clear the vegetation and monitor the vegetation for the snakes and the frogs. interact with the public and make sure the contractors installed the fence with 30 conserva

>> millions demented than celebrated an end to his 30 year rule. egypt chose grip, democracy. the 26-year-old fought and died to bring about president mubarak 's downfall. she clings to the memory of her son and his sacrifice. she says mubarek has the blood of hundreds on his hands. >> he should we hang. -- be hanged. he gave the order to kill our children. >> the courts found mubarak to blame, but that is eating overturn. some want the former president back. >> egypt was respect did. during mubarak's time, no one egypt.o oppose >> it is not clear when he will be released from these walls. he will be under house arrest. is no hoping to escape his legacy. difficult time in egypt and syria as well. nuclear asked earth in japan say contamination at the fukushima powerplant is more serious than previously revealed as workers try to prevent nuclear material from leaking in a storage tank. they have upgraded it on a scale of one to three. -- to the government nixon tapes. we have the final and almond of tapes -- installment of tapes recorded. the have and released at the national ar

>> millions demented than celebrated an end to his 30 year rule. egypt chose grip, democracy. the 26-year-old fought and died to bring about president mubarak 's downfall. she clings to the memory of her son and his sacrifice. she says mubarek has the blood of hundreds on his hands. >> he should we hang. -- be hanged. he gave the order to kill our children. >> the courts found mubarak to blame, but that is eating overturn. some want the former president back. >> egypt was respect did. during mubarak's time, no one egypt.o oppose >> it is not clear when he will be released from these walls. he will be under house arrest. is no hoping to escape his legacy. difficult time in egypt and syria as well. nuclear asked earth in japan say contamination at the fukushima powerplant is more serious than previously revealed as workers try to prevent nuclear material from leaking in a storage tank. they have upgraded it on a scale of one to three. -- to the government nixon tapes. we have the final and almond of tapes -- installment of tapes recorded. the have and released at the national ar

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she was, like, demented. that's not true. sure, it was. i was pregnantu were always with a 14-pound baby.at me. i needed help getting up. nonetheless. ohhh... did it bother me? no. because you cannot get upset with a crazy person. i decided from that day on to never waste time trying to understand yourother. i just accept she's insane. i mu be. you two are crazy in love. that's what it is. oh, no, no. raymond, don't go. we were having such a nice talk about debra. i love that kind of talk. yeah. i know you do, ma. just keep telling yourself she's nuts. saves time. [door closes] i'm not one to choose sides, but this looks like an excellent can opener. oh, boy. i think i need some pepto. may i? sure. go ahead. [loud burp] what are you doin'? changing my shirt. sorry i spilled milk on your shirt. oh. it's ok. i'm sorry about the... you know. t. ok. all right, so... i'll see you. see you later. aren't you gonna kiss me good-bye? oh. yeah. i just want you to really understand why i ener last night. oh, i understand. i know why. i do. ok. so...

people will remember senator jim dement joining the heritage foundation. what is the relationship between heritage action and heritage? >> they are in the same building. we have a conversation before we came in the air. they exist in the same building but the cuts of the legal situation, heritage action literally plays rent to the heritage foundation. they act somewhat autonomously from one another. the heritage edition being more additionally a think tank while heritage action is arranged as an advocacy arm that seems to be primarily focused on outreach to conservative groups throughout the country. >> they have to have separate lobbying arms. >> unlike the club for growth which does endorse this, the heritage action does not. as they have shown, they have amassed a fair amount of power. you know that when republicans are complaining about them, they have done something that has attracted attention. >> are they making life challenging for speaker boehner? >> i think they are making life very difficult for speaker boehner. the whole tea party movement is g

. >> the size of the dementions of the bag have changed.no more bags whatsoever other than a small clutch purse. you know, for women for example. we have a approved nfl bag distributed to all season ticket holder autos everything that can't fit into pockets must northbound a clear one gallon skip lock bag or a tote bag like this no bigger than 12 by 12 bymó0 6 inches. neither will coolers or even fan fanny packs. blankets will have to be carried in by hand and seat cushions with skippers won't be allowed. the theory is that something could be snuck in in that skipper, cushion was out skippers will be allowed. fans we talked to >> it seems to be a necessary situation. >> i think it's going to be harder to control you've got to do what is right for everybody. >> teams want to thank everybody for patience. >> we know there are going to be hiccups and it's going to look and feel different. >> the 49ers sent out a free bag each season ticket account holder. raiders season ticket holders received a free bag for every two seats purchased. addition

. >> the size of the dementions of the bag have changed.hatsoever other than a small clutch purse. you know, for women for example. we have a approved nfl bag distributed to all season ticket holder autos everything that can't fit into pockets must northbound a clear one gallon skip lock bag or a tote bag like this no bigger than 12 by 12 bymó0 6 inches. neither will coolers or even fan fanny packs. blankets will have to be carried in by hand and seat cushions with skippers won't be allowed. the theory is that something could be snuck in in that skipper, cushion was out skippers will be allowed. fans we talked to are. >> it seems to be a necessary situation. >> i think it's going to be harder to control you've got to do what is right for everybody. >> teams want to thank everybody for patience. >> we know there are going to be hiccups and it's going to look and feel different. >> the 49ers sent out a free bag each season ticket account holder. raiders season ticket holders received a free bag for every two seats purchased. additional bags a

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. >> i think he's demented. >> what about the priest, father o'brien.ays you committed the murder too and he knew you very well. [ speaking latin ] >> what does that mean, sir? >> look it up. >> he was speaking latin with a reference to the late father o'brien. it means "do not speak ill of the dead." now 80 years old, feit has done volunteer work at this local catholic food bank. >> i don't care what type of person he's become nowadays. he's helping the poor, he's doing this, but deep down inside, there's john b. feit there, and he cannot deny that. he knows it and i know it. >> and i don't care how old he is. my view is he should spend his last years where he should have been all this time, in jail. >> during our recent interview attempt, john feit did have one message for irene's family. we caught up with him just a few days before the anniversary of irene's murder. she was killed on easter sunday. i'm going to ask you one more question, sir. it's obvious that you don't want want to talk, but i want to know if you feel bad for this family who's suffe

all of these hobbies we read about, all of these sort of demented women's hobbies such as embroidery and 74 kinds of knitting and making shell boxes and decorating picture frames and scrap -- it's just a a way of trying to fill time. >> host: judith flanders, london today a very clean city, seems very clean. the air's clean, the streets are very clean. would charles dickens recognize -- >> guest: oh, no. >> host: -- money of london? -- much of london? >> guest: oh, no. the dirt in london was a biword because london was, in the 19th century, the largest city the world had ever seen. and it had taken this huge population increase but was still mostly either an 18th century city or it was a building site. it was expanding hugely. i mean, as the railways were coming in, that was being built, the bridges were being built, everything was being built. so i think most of the time it just looked like a bomb site. but also there were the amazing problems that no one had ever had to deal with of what to do with animal waste, what to do with human waste. at the time it was all dumped in the rive

aware-- we don't have to have heart attacks, we don't have to get strokes, we don't have to get demented as we get older. and they're willing to really put an effort into protecting themselves through preventative and nutritional methods. >> announcer: the changes a juicing lifestyle can have on your life are nothing short of miraculous. at over 400 pounds, he was knocking on death's door. how did he turn his life around? meet a 93-year-old world champion body builder and hear his secrets to living a long and vibrant life. can you actually get kids to love juicing? witness success story after success story, including a miraculous teenage turnaround, and get some life-changing advice from leading experts on nutrition and natural healing. and stay tuned for an incredible free bonus that can turn your nutrient-packed juice into a wellness drink on the go. boost your juices with super antioxidants like powdered green tea and acai powder to cleanse and lose weight. boost with magnesium and calcium for bone and joint health. add protein powder to your juice for a complete amino acid enriched m

lead to brain trauma, which lead to a high chance of developing cte, which leads to debilitation and dementing a hard question for football. >> if the parents of a 12-year-old boy with athletic ability were to say to a football official, you know, we've been nfl fans all our lives, but what the research and new information indicates about the possibility of catastrophic injury or long-term effects, we cannot in good conscience allow our soon to play football, what's the possible response from a football official? >> that's from a smart new doc called "the united states of football." it was released in l.a., new york, and chicago on the 23rd. it features two-time super bowl champ leonard marshall, who played for the giants and the new york jets. >> yes, i did. >> first to you, sean. you have malcolm gladwell until the film. you have your son, who's an extraordinarily gifted young wide receiver. great hands on that kid. you point out playing football at this point is kind of like russian roulette. >> i think frank duford said that. it was our plan for my son to participate in that sport, as h

front of one of the women he raped and tortured for years in his cleveland home and he justified to demented horrors he subjected them to. >> when i got up that day, i did not think at all i would get up and try to find -- most of the sex that went on in that house, almost all of it was consensual. these allegations about being forceful on them, that is totally wrong. they're trying to say that i'm a a -- [ inaudible ] -- violent person. i'm not a violent person. amanda, she got into my vehicle without even knowing what it was. i'm not blaming her but i'm saying i'm trying to make a point across, i am not a violent predator they're trying to make he look like a monster. i am not a monster. i am just sick. i have an addiction, just like an alcohol addiction. and i feel the fbi let these girls down. i am truly sorry for the family of michelle, amanda and gina, you guys know all the harmony that went on in that home. i ask god to forgive me but i do also want to let you know that there was harmony in that home. there was harmony at home. [ inaudible ] i never had -- if you can find it in your h

look at the situations senator dement talked about earlier. >> this question is from paul in delaware outdo you get the message to young people about obama care and in general? there is a six-year-old towards the back there. can you stand up? [applause] into battle with him any day of the week. we are not here because we care about an election. we are here because we are trying to save the country for that young man, and that is what we are here for. [applause] optimistic that the younger generation, i started off with an apology. to --eration, we voted one for obama, so i apologize. the generation that saves the country. my brother is 24 years old. he has never in his life bought a cd, but when i was growing up, cd'ould spend $15 to get 15 s, and we only wanted two of them. goes to relative who itunes to pay for songs. goes to kayak and looks at every single flight. he looks at how much money he can save if there is a layover. he looks at wi-fi and the price, and he makes a decision. the notion that this generation is going to accept obamacare, that they are going to have a panel of

the senate conservative fund which jim dement in the senate started and bank rolls primary challengenst incumbents. they said if mitch mcconnell doesn't sign on with this, we're going to start running ads against him in kentucky. got me thinking maybe the threat is coming back. where do you think it stands? >> that is possible and you have a very vocal caucus in the senate. not many people, but very vocal. you're talking about ted cruz and mitch mcconnell very afraid of a primary challenge in any appearance that he's not align with rand paul in this more vocal, more conservative parts of his party. but i think you ultimately don't have the votes in the senate. you don't have the votes, i don't think, in the house for that. and i think at some point you're going to see the business community come to bear on this and the way they did with the fiscal cliff because it would just be calamitous for them to sort of play footsie with the idea of not extending the debt ceiling limit. but i think from boehner, you've seen him try to go and cool the temperature in the room with the sort of no c

a person this sick and demented would not understand, you know, any education that i would try to bring know, i could try to explain how ignorant this person is and, you know, provide some autism awareness. but it's not going to sink in. this person is a lost cause. and they wouldn't get it. >> james begley, i thank you very much. give our best to max, will you? thanks for calling in. >> my pleasure. >> we'll be right back. o to school, you deserve more than just flexibility and convenience. so here are a few reasons to choose university of phoenix. our average class size is only 14 students. our financial tools help you make smart choices about how to pay for school. our faculty have, on average, over 16 years of field experience. we'll help you build a personal career plan. we build programs based on what employers are looking for. our football team is always undefeated. and leading companies are interested in our graduates. we'll even help you decorate your new office. ok. let's get to work. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's t

include senator ted cruz and jim dement, now president of the heritage foundation.4:00 eastern, "face the nation" from cbs. network tv talk shows on c-span real are brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. the shows begin at noon eastern. news sunday. --e listen on c-span radio listen on c-span radio. you can download the free app for your smartphone or listen online. from bring public event washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, and briefings, and conferences, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service and private industry. we are c-span, created by the cable-tv industry 34 years ago and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. now you can watch us in h.d. see the do not want to loss of print journalism. i am frustrated when i see the loss of so much state and local journalism covering what is happening on the ground. a lot of the national journalism is not as good if you do not have the local journalism. a lot of what they do is

kids have grown up here, and we doesn't like being like a demented i don't think you can find too many towns of 8000 people that support three bookstores. at one time we have five bookstores in downtown montpelier all within a stones throw of each other that you don't find it into many places anymore. mostly independent bookstores are closing around the country. some communities are supporting more and opening stores but a lot of them are closing. they are not surviving, changes of ownership and retirements and things like that. but this is a community that values books, values region. we have a lot of writers again it's also a community beyond that, values independent stores. there's not a lot of box stores and a lot of malls around here and it really makes a huge difference. if a barnes & noble had come into town 20 years ago, i don't know if we would still be here, but it didn't. there are certainly, there were barnes & noble in towns nearby but this committee got long before the buy local and shop local movement started, this community understood that if you want to the bookstore i

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>> lots of things are linked to dement dementia.ty is linked. >> is it a circulation issue are we starting to think. >> there's an overlap between alzheimer's and vascular where you have little strokes in the brain those are linked to the blood vessels that cause heart disease. that's no surprise. lack of mental acuity, lack of social interaction, lots of things linked to alzheimer's. like heart disease the best thing you can do for it is eat well, right, exercise and engage socially and make sure you're using your brain to your maximum. >> i got to do that. >> start running again. >> and start having sex, you say that's good. finally on -- we leave on this note, don't have time for zeke to talk about it for a couple minutes but a strong grandparent/grandchild relationship, reduces depression in both. >> look, good social relations are important, right if. we know that for keeping your head your mental acuity and lots of other things and so good relationships whether with a grandson or other people -- >> good social interactions. >>

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