now adays, they are upset about the booking systems. it has happened to me . baggage .he airlines have control over these things and they don't seem to spend the time and attention to fix things they could be fixing. >> one of things are saying we'll reduce the size of the bathroom to seize in more seats. >> the demand for flights is strong and cost of operating the planes is high thanks to high fuel costs . the airlines will try to come up with creative ways to make a profit. >> interesting point of fuel prices. for consumers it is like getting ready for military battle; is that behind it, too? >> fuel costs are the biggest thing . that's what they don't have control over and they squeeze everything else. we had a stable dollar you would have fuel costs half the cost they are today. >> and john, what do you think? >> i think steve is right about the fed. the airlines were created by the federal government long ago to move mail around the country and they have never understood service. they are not a real industry. if they didn't overbook, the price for me to fly would

. >>> after ben arkfleck is agreeing to live on 1.50 aday.part of a campaign called live below the line. he plans to keep his food and drink cost for .1 each day for five consecutive days. thank you for frusting ktbu channel t news. we'll sycee you the next time news brakes. the major is encouraging people to go out and show support for a sports team. we're always here if you. tm-s is up next right here on tv 36.

blast wave and we didn't even have time to understand what was happening look is a popular would now adays scientists are well aware of how much damage the meteorite could have caused. what i think is that chelyabinsk was shaken but unhurt. there are several sites in this area where nuclear weapons are manufactured would put him a direct hit on one of those sites situated within one hundred kilometers of chelyabinsk. that would have resulted in much more serious consequences. at the time the meteorite fell a passenger airplane was approaching. the crew and the passengers on board saw a bright flash both the aircraft and the meteorite were caught on camera on the ground but first there were rumors that a u.f.o. chopped down the meteorite to save the people of earth another theory is that it was a rocket fired by the military. later scientists studied the video thoroughly and came to the conclusion that it features the same airplane that almost collided with a meteorite. now officially known as chilly up in the meteorite enter the earth's atmosphere on february fifteenth at nine twenty am lo

the next day, now adays, everybody wants to talk like they got something to say, but nothing comes outhen they move their lips. just a bunch of jibberish, using a limerick, the line from eminem. the bottom line is, totally separating himself clearly from the attacks, but probably having something to say about the media coverage of those attacks because he closes the last note tweet we have, april 17, i'm a stress free kind of guy. that might have been the case until, i don't know, sometime last night. scott brown, the former massachusetts senator, fox contributor joins us now. you know, senator, everybody and his uncle is doing the same thing, piecing together tweets like that, the history of the state department of being warned about the older brother two years ago. what do you think is emerging? what do you think is coming together of these two brothers and their associations, who they knew, what they knew and when? >> well, first of all, i don't think he's a care free guy anymore. >> neil: i hear you on that. >> number one. number two, i want to first of all thank everybody for thei

and that gets distorted now even the poorest of the poor, who can't afford a square meal aday, will have to buy things for the wedding of the daughter. >> dowries were outlawed half a century ago, but the system remains pervasive and adds a huge commercial dimension to marriage in india. with rising aspirations in a rapidly-growing economy, socialologists says it's become a political liability. >> they don't want to pay dowries, they don't want to give dowries, they want to give more education to the boys. >> india's census bears that out. for every 1,000 male babies born, there are just 914 females. far fewer in some regions. in nature, the numbers are about equal. the gap began to widen in the 1990s, with the advent of ultrasound. allowing early detection of a fetus's sex. that's been blamed for the idespread abortion of female fetuses. abortion is legal in india, but it's illegal when done for sex selection. however, cracking the intent is almost impossible. as gynecologists admitted with startling candor in a story i reported in 2001, he does them routinely. >> you freely admit that

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aday after that hearing all of the charges that had been filed against curtis were dismissed.curtis's name was cleared. he was released from jail. >> and the man alina is talking about, kevin curtis is on the phone with me right now. kevin, thank you so much for joining us. you're a free man. your name is clear right now. you're the one who pointed the fbi to james everett dutschke. why? do you think he mailed ricin to the white house? >> you know, i can't really say for a fact that he mailed it because obviously i haven't been following him and haven't had any correspondence in about a year and a half with him. i had a city -- i went to a city prosecutor in tupelo a couple of years ago and said this man is stalling me online, she's made threats she's going bash my brains out, he's trashing my music all over the information highway. he went to far as to call people in festivals from here if to alabama that i was scheduled to perform for to tell them i was a criminal and a terrible person and should not be hired. sure enough, they dropped me from the roster. it was an ongoing,

and now adays, i pleaded that political correctsness is a lose lose situation. >> brian: you think it'shollywood and if i say the wrong thing, i'll be ostracized and i won't work you and won't do this. they made us continually do this. bring this down into -- look, even this tiger baby thing i saw this morning. look, my parents wanted me to excel. there is nothing wrong with that. there is nothing wrong with making you be the best you can. >> gretchen: even that amazing how that's become a negative? >> we have this overall collapse of our ability to have our own freedom of speech and expression. >> steve: you miss the old days when there wasn't the pc that there is today? >> no. well, look, there is some sensitive things in terms of the bullying aspect. i understand that having five kids and having to worry about the bullying's pentecost about certain buzz words that kids might be affected by. what's imperative in our society and we have to fight against it, what happened in russia in 1914. they were on the verge of the biggest economic verge under the stars. communism came, controlled

i think a lot of people now adays don't know where the food comes from.to get people more involved with their farmers and we also have a csa program that we're starting this year. it's a way for people to support their local farmers it stands for community support agriculture. >> steve: we're looking at some images of freedom farms, from pittsburgh in pennsylvania. >> 20 miles north of pittsburgh. >> steve: you guys, in addition to having a big family, everybody's got a different job, right? >> yeah. >> steve: tell me what you each do. >> i mean, i do a little bit of everything. i do what's needed. tim is our hort iculture. i don't is our businessman. everybody else is working to move forward. >> steve: in last year's show, and it goes to show how hard -- you think, it sounds like fun being out in the fresh air and everything. this is hard work what you guys do. it's 365, seven days a week, especially since you got a restaurant and a place that you sell the stuff. last year there was a big hail storm and what happened to your crops? >> destroyed. that's t