and you are up at the southern end ftd rocky mountains and there is this scarp of rock that rises up probably about a thousand feet out of a valley floor and right at the tip of this scarp there are two twin towers of rock. if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin towers and there happens to be a great house built between these two towers and every 18.6 years when the moon goes into its northernmost point on the horizon, it rises between those two towers. i was there at the beginning of the last 18.6 year cycle and we stood up there, probably 20 of us, researchers, forest service people, all gathered at the same spot with cameras and huddled -- it was late december at 8,000 feet and we were all watching this gap. and somebody had done very intricate work to figure out exactly where you need to stand to see the light at exactly the right time. and as we were all gathered up there, i remember this older archeo-astronomer said it's too bad this isn't celebrated any more. this is such a momentous occasion, the moon finally coming up b

jesse watters attends the mushroom fest in the rocky mountains. >> it's like-minded people looking for mushrooms. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> bill: hi. i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the biggest failure of the obama administration that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in order for more than 300 million americans to have a chance at prosperity, you need a vibrant economy. at this point the usa does not have one. that is now on president obama. as you may know, the president's economic vision is focused on so-called economic justice, giving help to americans who don't have very much, providing vast entitlements means big spending and taxation. the president doesn't seem to trust the capitalist civic, instituting new regulations in the marketplace, inhibiting business expansion. the social justice economic plan is failing. the u.s. economy is stagnant, thus quality of life is going down in this country. here are the facts to back that statement up. 7 out of 8 jobs created during the o

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[applause] i like the rocky mountain. >> the conservation easement is a big one on the flying properties. what possessed you to preserve that much land? >> temporary insanity. no. i loved it and i did not want to see it developed except for wildlife and nature. >> what about -- obviously you had been at the forefront of returning that creature to our native landseer. what made you fall in love and then decide to do the kind of work, breaking down the fences, restoring the landscapes that the animal could flourish? >> that all happened pretty much at the same time. but when i was a little boy i was fascinated by nature, obviously. i read every book in the library and i could get my hands on about all aspects of nature, butterflies. and the bison entreat me because it was the largest land animal in america, and it was brought to the edge of extinction by our foolishness. i wanted to see if i could help bring it back. when i started 30 years ago, started collecting and breeding bison there were 3,000 bison in north america which is all that there were in the world. now there are 500,000, te

and isn't that a rocky mountain high. barry zito a rocky mountain low once again. elton a two-run shot over the right field wall. zito gave up five runs in four innings. the rockies won 6-1. this season can't end soon enough for san francisco. >>> 49ers reportedly traded linebacker haralson to the saints for a conditional 2014 draft pick. he was drafted in 2006 recorded a career-high 8 sacks in 2008. eventually lost the job to smith. he is headed to the new orleans saints. >>> 49ers also cut quarterback scott tolzein. so you have kaepernick, mccoy and seneca wallace in that order. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> typical night in the kpix 5 newsroom. right? >> right. >> even the coach got into the fun. it's our play of the day taking us to arizona. the arizona wildcat football team closed its training camp with fun and a danceoff. they put it on youtube and more than 13,000 fans taking a look at the players moves. wildcats' dance-off, the play of the day. >>> royal baby prince george of cambridge has three namesakes. russian zookeepers named these hedge ho

giants in colorado here started it would have a rocky mountain high. see ya.ter sandoval, dead center back to back jackknifes up after a inning. we'll have highlights for you. niners rolling dice eric read replacing deshawn goldson. a rookie like eric, can cost you a game or two early on. where if a veteran is leaving another safety position, is he up for the challenge. >> ija$9kee things, everybody is doing the same thing i say it all the time. just getting better all the time. setting a goal for the day and. >> now vikings still fuming over a shot block right here on starting defensive tackle. women yims didn't see it coming. saying niners coacúhóp defended his guy today. >> hoor is an unfortunate play. i don't think there was malice. >> 49ers put five players on the nine football injury list. mario manning has been unable to perform list all cannot practice until after week six. miles buress on the unable to perform lists9

> well, first i'll talk about my capacity challenges and my area of responsibility covers the rocky mountains to madagascar. the same area of responsibility as admiral lochlear except they have the arctic and antarctic as well. so, obviously with 13,000 people covering that aor, a little over 200 ships, i'm very dependent on partnerships. i work with 71 countries with whom i have 65 bilateral agreements with those entities. but everything really starts at the most local level first. so, it's appropriate to hear from captain stow and the network of partnerships that she's dealt here in the bay area, but we have this lattice work that goes across my entire pacific region. and then i need to focus on what do i do in the event of a threat right now in dealing with the arctic. what if i have a deep water horizon spill there? because now it affects the nate and i have indigenous tribes of that part of the world. and how do i flow resources there, recognizing the navy doesn't have ice breakers and our nation has one. so, we do a lot of work with canada when we're starting to work on those contingenc

what he needs is $50,000 to dig a well for a few good years of rocky mountain snow.jazeera new mexico. >> that gets us back to rebecca for a check on the weather. >> meteorologist: checking the weather in new mexico they're getting showers there now. and severe thunderstorms warnings are coming in from florida. we're watching this rainfall where we could need more rain is in the west where we're seeing fires from lightenings strikes in oregon and idaho, places where they don't need lightening strikes because they're already dealing with fires. coming up i'll show you something in the way of concerns of rain. it is a typhoon hitting china right now, and i'll show you coming up. ç] >> meteorologist: hello, i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. we have a typhoon that is approaching the shore of china right now with wind gusts of 95 mph. it is compared to a hurricane at stage one, and we're looking at typhoon trami, that has already killed eight people because of rainfall and flooding in the philippines. it has tracked across taiwan, and you can see that it is moving onsh

giants in colorado here starteit would have a rocky mountain high. see ya.center back to back jackknifes up after a inning. we'll have highlights for you. niners rolling dice eric read replacing dshawn goldso. a rookie like eric, can cost you a game or two early on. where if a veteran is leaving another safety position, is he up for the challenge. >> ija$9kee things, everybody is doing the same thing i say it all the time. just getting better all the time. setting a goal for the day and. >> now vikings still fuming over a shot block right here on starting defensive tackle. women yims didt see it coming. saying niners coacúhóp defended his guy today. >> hoor is an unfortunate play. i don't think there was mace. >> 49ers put five players on the nine footbl injury list. mario manning has been unabl to perform list all cannot practice until after week six. miles buress on the unable to perform lists9

you are talking the rocky mountains. it is not easy without taking into account the weather conditions and isolated thunderstorms that could produce additional lightening strikes. the wildfire in idaho started by lightening. the possibility of more lightening strikes is in the forecast as we head into today, tomorrow and even in the next several days at the end of the workweek. across the southeast over the next several days we are getting drenched with heavy rain and temperatures it has been cool because of a boundary out here 3-5 inches of additional rainfall in some areas. flooding is a big concern. on saturday only high temperature of 66 degrees. very cool out here. we have a number of watches in effect across georgia and the panhandle. the ground already saturated with heavy rain. otherwise ainsley and heather we have been talking about how cool it is in the midwest. very fall like. but we are expecting a big pattern shift temperatures going to be feeling more like summer. take a look already today 93 rapid city upp

henry ortega knows what he may ultimately need is $50,000 to dig a well for a few good years of rocky mountain casey kauffman, al jazeera, new mexico. >> in russia there are claims of pigeons falling from the sky. while this may stir up images of the apocalypse scientists say there is a more reasonable culprit. it's called new castle disease. >> i've been out among moscow's pidgeon population looking for abhor rent behavior pidgeons that fall out of the sky. pigeons that fly into things and pigeons that are too friendly too people, and in short i'm looking for zombie pigeons. television stations have been frightening people of moscow with this shocker. they lose their orientation and fly without a sense of direction, and then fall already lacking the strength to get up. but moscow vet and ornithologist has examined dozens of dead birds and say the demise could be due to new castle disease. >> the symptoms of new castle disease are apathy, no energy, breach of central nervous system. the pidgeon is often found lying on its back with a twisted neck and foaming from its beak. >> perhaps there is

thank you, rocky mountain mike.ust saying markwayne mullin mullin -- representative markwayne mullin, republican of oklahoma, unfortunately, while he believes all vile evidence proves barack obama was born in kenya. he's afraid it is late to do anything about it. this was at a town hall. he said oh, i think orly taitz was probably there. the birther -- asking him to do whatever -- >> your friend. >> stephanie: we lost the opportunity to get another president. let's move on to some other issues. >> he was born in honolulu. i'm look at the certificate of live birth. >> stephanie: there's more. he believes physically fit people -- he saw a physically fit people -- he said fraud. 100% of it all is fraud. it is all over the place. [ applause ] >> so only fat people can get food stamps. >> stephanie: apparently, yes. don't they usually use the argument that how can you be starving if you're fat? [ whatever! ] >> stephanie: oh, markwayne. >> he's adorbs. of. >> stephanie: you think it was an argument between the parents as

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i believe we have tape of a first time visitor to the rocky mountains. they are magestic. don't even know what that means. jake, new york was voted the most arrogant and the rudest. is that because people who are not from new york are just jealous a-holes? >> absolutely. to be honest i was shocked to find out there was other states beyond new york or california. they don't do any show business in those other states and i don't care. >> buck, texas came in first for the state people would like to see kicked out of the union. is it wise to mess with texas? i am told 245 is a bad thing to do. >> you don't mess with texas. th is a business insider poll. business insider with a lot of finance guys so watch msnbc. yes, i said. it that's why you get a skewed thing with the hatred toward texas. they nailed massachusetts. when you are on a date with a girl in massachusetts she said we will ride in your car and we will maybe have some popcorn afterwards. it is over. a southern accent adds three points and a boston accent takes two away. >> some say since you are not a real american

henry knows what he may ultimately need is $50,000 to dig a well or a few good years of rocky mountainw. aljazeera, anthony, new mexico. >> good morning. we were just talking about that drought in the western portion of the country, so let's stick here. you can see there has been a little bit of monsoon moisture in this region, so occasionally a shower makes it to the ground. a lot of times the air has been so dry, that it evaporates before it gets to that level, so the rain doesn't make it to the ground. all through the west, we talked about the fires this morning. all of these pinpoints indicate large fires. there's over 50 in the continental united states, 60 if you add in the alaska region and a couple going there. so, today, because of low humidity, the areas that you see here in red are our red flag warning areas. that means low humidity and winds kicking up especially in the afternoon to fuel the fires. makes it very difficult to fight and contain fires. weather definitely plays a role in all of this, otherwise looking at some dry conditions at the northwest today. coming up, i'

>>> the day we arrived at colorado state penitentiary, a super max prison at the base of the rocky mountains, we found a sterile, austere environment, steel doors behind which inmates are locked up 23 hours a day, but despite his surroundings, inmate shawn shields was in high spirits. when he sat down with us, he was eager to help our producer get the interview under way. >> quiet on the set, you >> it's a prison, you know. >> all right. let's roll tape. >> then he calmly told us how he got 16 years added to his original sentence of 12 for robbery. >> me and another inmate had an altercation. i manipulated the door so that it wouldn't latch completely, and when he came out to walk, i came down after him and proceeded to stab him. >> why? was it because you guys weren't getting along? >> it was just a verbal altercation. >> does it happen a lot in here? >> there is a lot of verbal altercations between people. you got to understand. there's 16 men living together behind closed doors with stress, animosity toward one another in some cases, and it's not always a pleasant place to be. >> when inm

or a few good years of rocky mountain snow., anthony, new mexico. >> kevin is back with a check of your weather and. >> coming up on real money, the housing market continues its charge higher. but rising interest rates could slow things down. plus, could we be closing in on federal charges against financial institutions responsible for the 2008 crisis? and we'll show you a way to make your student debt vanish, all of that and more next. >> hello again, well, this hour i am taking you over here towards the western pacific. now, we have been talking to you about the typhoon here. and all of the problems associated with it. i want to show you a visible satellite image from space of the storm before it made land fall. look at the size of the storm. first of all, the eye located about 24 hours ago was right up here. just to the northeast of taiwan. if you follow it back to where the feeder bands go, this distance is about a thousand miles. a very, very large storm. in the philippines, just in the last four to five days, we have seen

. >>> nestled at the base of the rocky mountains, colorado state penitentiary was built to house the state's most violent and disruptive inmates. it gives new meaning to the words hard time. >> we decided that csp could not be a place where inmates could get comfortable and make a life for themselves. we had to treat them differently. >> colorado state isn't just any maximum security prison. it's a super max facility. inmates here are considered a constant threat and are confined to single-person cells 23 hours a day. >> i was astounded by how sterile and stark and what tough time it would be to serve in that particular prison. i think that would be the hardest time possible. >> many of the inmates we spoke to agreed. they say the isolation is too much. >> i've been here a long time. i've seen a lot of guys, seen them snap, you know? any given day they can snap. >> 23 hours a day you're locked down. you come out for five hours a week. essentially it's just another cell. it's a dead room with a pull-up bar. there's one small window. everywhere you go, handcuffed, handcuffed to go in t

to be a moment when everybody around the country can hear especially from those of us in the rocky mountain west, that we are not going to stand for it [applause] longer. one of the questions i get a lot and then i will ask my dad, because i would like to hear his view, the media in particular likes to talk about how the republican party is in disarray. we are facing these huge challenges, but we have got this disputes going on inside our party. i would like to hear you talk of about the introspective's on it, as somebody who has obviously participated in politics and policy for a long time and who has seen our party and the democratic party go through times of change. i would be interested to hear your thoughts on where the party is today and what we have got to do to take back the white house in 2016. >> after the -- obviously i was not happy about the outcome in 2008, but president bush and i had had our eight years, we had worn out our welcome in some quarters, although we are looking better and better every day. it was easy after -- not easy, but it happens to a lot of people, to be do

really in the spring time where you have the clash of two air masses, harris, when you have the rocky mountainsou could have potential for strong cold fronts and with that potential for severe weather including tornadoes. >> all right, janice, we'll check in with you. thank you. >> at least three people hurt in a power plant implosion in california. they were watching this in bakers field. authorities say shrapnel went flying during the demolition of the steam power plant. hundreds of people were watching this. a 43-year-old man was taken to a trauma center. doctors are trying to save his leg. >> they looked down. i guess his leg was cut pretty bad. a lot of people said his foot was missing and all torn up. >> unfortunately he lost one of his legs. others suffered minor injuries. one well enough to talk about what happened. >> a piece of metal shrapnel hit a young lady and hit me in the knee as well. >> authorities say a crowd gathered about 1,000 feet from the implosion site. a spokesperson said they were told it would be a safe distance. >>> the case of edward snowden reporting to the grand j

rocky mountain mike says i shutter to think what sanatorium art is. [♪ circus music ] >> stephanie: talkingeminds me of how george w. bush had i'm the president embroidered on all of his clothes -- remember that? >> i'm the commander dude. >> stephanie: in the back of my underpants too. hack in texas. >> caller: actually peggy noonan is a pioneer in the field of conservative punditry. she is a bleach blonde conservative. that would make her an oxymoron. [♪ circus music ] >> stephanie: we talked about -- [♪breaking news theme] >> stephanie: who is -- north carolina yesterday in that unbelievably awful -- it is a bill or something -- the -- the voting suppression thing. >> right. >> stephanie: the governor -- the republican governor, his approval ratings not so good. north carolina governor, pat mccrory -- has seen his approval decline sharply since this spring. 39% of north carolina voters approve of his work while 51% disapprove. his number began to drop after he signed a controversial bill concerning abortion. the moral monday protesters who demonstrated weekly outside the state capitol in

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deer ticks can transmit other diseases as well as and rocky mountain spotted fever.e should be aware of different symptoms, any flu-like symptoms or severe fever chills during the summer, that can be an early indication lyme disease is present. if one of these other viruses are present which can be transmitted within 15 minutes is present, those symptoms can be correlated only through a spinal tap, a very serious condition doctors and neurologists need to be aware of. these other tick-borne illnesses may have similar symptoms but only include fatigue and migraine symptoms. there is a wide variety people need to be aware of during the summer months and wide variety of precautions to take. >> what's the best advice to make sure you don't pick upper oupper -- pick up one of those critters. >> using a good repellent and in that case more is better. deet is a common repellent to use. 20 to 25% deet is fine to use on your skin and clothing but not on children below 2 years of age, perhaps 10% on children years 2-5. also, inspecting each other when you're out hiking, lookin

crisp, fall rocky mountain air makes an epic journey through pines, wildflowers, and aspens.ntain woodlands and crisp air is part of our limited edition national park collection. airwick. the craft of fragrance. >>> now, i recognize google not a conventional workplace. having said, that we have rules. i going to ask you a series of questions. you're going to raise the green paddle to indicate yes and the red paddle to indicate no. let's begin. having a beer with your boss. some of you are under the 1. >> some of us aren't under 121. if you want to grab a cold one with me i'm happy doto do that with you. >> i'm going going to grab a cold one with you. >> most interns try to do everything they can to win a permanent job. >> but mo rocca says a few interns made headlines doing the wrong thing. >> good morning. paid or unpaid, an estimated 1 million americans enter the work-force each summer as interns. while there's something to be said about learning on the job, there's nothing that phases us about what they think can -- >> when the supreme court handed down its historic ruling

the new episode of "fast 'n in crisp, fall rocky mountain air makes an epic journey through pines, wildflowers our limited edition national park collection. airwick. the craft of fragrance. ♪ ed >>> tomorrow is the 50 >> tomorrow is the 50th anniversary on the march on washington. we've heard many stories this week about that historic day. james brown is in arlington, virginia with one of the most unlikely tales. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, gail and anthony. you guys know these historic landmarks in my hometown. behind me is the lincoln memorial, president obama and former presidents will be speaking on the march on washington. of course the highlight that day the "i have a dream" speech by dr. martin luther king jr., one man who not only witnessed it but walked away with a piece of it as well. >> we hold these to be self-evident that all men are created equal. >> it took place right here in this designated spot. as i look back now, i can feel a little nervousness inside my body, a little tremor because i certainly do it a lot differently than i did then. >> reporter: 50 years

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. >> rocky mountain near goes from views, great food, now, it's day trip but you know what?udes a want to move to the glacier express in switzerland? >> let me tell you, there's nothing fast about this glacier express. 91 bridges and tunnels, 291 turns. it takes about eight hours but it gets up to about 9,000 feet. you're not going fast but it's another freight day trip. >> you have good ones but i feel like you've saved the best for last. south africa. >> this is called robos rail. this is out of africa the best way. i mean not inexpensive, but i have to say something. it's worth it. you go out to the safari and see the greatest elephant herds you'll ever see. >> you have such a great job, peter greenberg. >> i'm going to the irt right after this show. i'm going the take the 6 train. >> you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." we're back right after this. >> there's been a lot made of the way you don't show much emotion on the course. why is that? >> you know, i think that's just in my purse alt. i've always been that way. i true i to stay true to that. you know there's

it's got a very strong local economy and the rocky mountain outdoor life.e have vienna, virginia, a d.c. suburbs. a lot of the suburbs could be a little cookie cutter but not vienna. it's a beautiful town with a historic downtown center. it's got lots of parks and also a very low unemployment rate and top, top schools. then number four, we come down to number four on the list, which is chanhassen, minnesota. that's a place that's also very strong economically. they're investing in their school system. they spent more than $700,000 on tech projects for the public schools, and talk about affordable home prices. the median home price there is about $200,000. and number five for us is sherwood, oregon, which is a suburb of portland. it's close to mt. hood and the willamette valley wine country. nike and intel are big employers in the area and it's just a really pretty place in live. >> well, thank you for sharing. we appreciate it. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> here is what's all new in the next hour of "newsroom." like father, like son? hannah anderson is

in colorado you had damaging hail, hitting the rocky mountain state over the weekend.ating there on floodwaters. amazing pictures. this is wichita, kansas, where the streets look like rivers as heavy rains is soaked the region leaving cars stranded, forcing some residents to evacuate. so where do we go from here? indran peterson is live for us from new york. any relief? >> that is unbelievable video. i wish i could say there was relief. this was yesterday morning in six hours, almost 7 inches of rain. you're talking about thunderstorm after thunderstorm. that's what they're dealing with. today in the forecast again, more thunderstorms in the forecast. they're going to add rain to this. all throughout the week till the upcoming weekend a threat of thunderstorms each day. so the flood risk is going to be extremely high. we say it all of the time. 6 inches of water is all it takes to take you off your feet. two feet of water takes a huge suv away. please do not drive through floodwaters. is other thing we're talking about today is the severe risk. the threat potential goi

. >> they are 12 areas that range from california to virginia with a concentration in the rocky mountains, wyoming. and they are beautiful places and also places that are important for communities that depend on them staying beautiful and clean, and provide drinking water, home for wildlife. without them we would have our great song where the deer and the antelope play, but they would be much more scenic areas. these belong to all of us. you may know chipolte, but it came from colorado. and these lands are yours. >> bill: and there are 12 of them that you identify in eight different states. >> yes. >> bill: i have the list in front of me just so people understand, and these may be places you have visited or places you hope to visit some day, so run through the list, arches national park in utah, arctic national wildlife rescue in alaska, greater dinosaur in colorado, george washington national forest, right here in virginia. los padres, the red desert in wyoming, thompson divide in colorado, and the wyoming range in wyoming. are these places that oil companies have proposed drilling or wa

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to be a moment when everybody around the country can hear especially from those of us in the rocky mountain that we are not going to stand for it [applause] longer. one of the questions i get a lot and then i will ask my dad, because i would like to hear his view, the media in particular likes to talk about how the republican party is in disarray. we are facing these huge challenges, but we have got this disputes going on inside our party.

on into the americas, you're going to be seeing some storms as well across the mountains here in the rockies. we have got that monsoonal flow coming in. and then very unsettled once again for the southeastern corner, especially the florida peninsula and right along that gulf coast. you've got a lot of moisture filtering in there. it's not going to be particularly heavy rain, but it's falling on already saturated land. there will be the risk of flooding. then we have another tropical storm here. this one likely to become a tropical storm through the course of friday. at the moment a tropical depression tracking in towards the baja, california, peninsula. that's where we're going to see the worst of the heavy rain. here are your temperatures then for the americas. and i'll leave you with your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. ♪ ♪ >>> kyrgyzstan is a small country in central asia. in this very traditional country, one tradition has become a serious social problem. it's a practice called bride

rocky region of kurdistan. they have to track across mountains. daytime highs rose to 40 degrees celsius. many children suffered from heat exhaustion. they were treated after they crossed the border. the refugees are escaping battles in northeastern syria between kurdish groups and opposition militants with suspected links to al qaeda. u.n. officials are trying to cope with one of the biggest influxes of refugees since fighting between syrian government and opposition forces began in 2011. >>> the deputy foreign ministers of japan and russia are discussing ways to settle a territorial dispute over four small islands off hokkaido. japan claims the islands which have been controlled by moscow since the he had end of world war ii. they began talks in moscow on monday. >> translator: we would like to start discussing timing and negotiations over a peace treaty. >> translator: i will work with mr. morgalov to fulfill the important mission given to us by our respective national leaders earlier this year. >> japan and russia have yet to sign a peace treaty to formally end hostilities almost 70 y

to be a moment when everybody around the country can hear especially from those of us in the rocky mountaint, that we are not going to stand for it one minute longer. one of the questions i get a lot and then i will ask my dad, because i would like to hear his view, the media in particular likes to talk about how the republican party is in disarray. we are facing these huge challenges, but we have got this abuse going on inside our party. i would like to hear you talk of about the introspective's on it, as somebody who has obviously participated in politics and policy for a long time and who has seen our party and the democratic party does through times of change. i would be interested to hear your thoughts on where the party is today and what we have got to do to take back the white house in 2016. the -- obviously i was not happy about the outcome in 2008, but president bush and i have had our eight years, we had worn out our welcome in some quarters, although we are looking better and better every day. it was easy after -- not easy, but it happens to a lot of people, to be down after the

and there is something about rocky mountain conservatives that is really fun to be around.nd it was also need to be out with some of the young people last night, maybe a little bit later than i should have been. you only live once, i guess. and i really look forward to seeing my good friend mary catherine joining us momentarily. she is eight months pregnant. this is with her first. it is really exciting. decided that it probably wasn't wise for her to fly at this point. i think it is so strange that he was picking up such a fuss over a club of cells that way. but he did, for some reason. i do think that the weekly calls from planned parenthood telling her that there is still time is three b. -- is creepy. during -- there she is. good morning, mary catherine. >> good morning. this question, a very broad question, who owns the future, have you ever heard -- we like to keep it loose and fun. when we heard that michael peron was added to the panel, we had an emergency meeting saying that we had to get our act together and behaved. so we opened a strategy session. i decided i wo