>> my name is alister. very nice accent. you know? i said so why are you here?like to play piano. and my parent put me into this event. and i thought, oh that's cool. play something for me. he played for me. he was very young at the time. he is still very young today. and i said, wow, this cute boy and he has potential. >>> checking our top stories, retired neurosurgeon ben carson handily won the southern republican leadership conference straw poll on saturday the first major survey of the presidential field in the south. he captured 25% this a pool that counted 20 candidates, including announce and prospective hopefuls for the 2016 nomination. >>> earlier today, an all-female activist riding in a bus crossed the con strollers demilitarized zone between north and south korea. the group of 30 women marched for the need for peace between the countries and working to reunite families separated by the korean war. the activists, including feminist gloria steinem this act of civil disobedience involved a lot of risk and up certainty. it is such an enormous accomplishm

the project was placed on the cor tease alist in 1987, however following remediation activities the regional walter quality control board through the authority delegated to them by the state water resources board, determined the sate no longer presented a hazard and issued a case closure letter. effectively [inaudible] the second exception is determining if there are unusual circumstances that present a reasonable possibility of a significant effect. significant effects on the environment must be supported by substantial evidence and the department determined there are no unusual circumstances at the site that could result in a significant environmental effect and the project is appropriately exemp from environmental review. the remainder of the presentation will address the palts main concerns raised in his july 2 appeal letter. this palts primary concern is the project cannot be issued a categorical exemption because sequel prohibits exemption for projects on the cor teasey list. you heard today and read in the appellates may 15 appeal lelter a case involving the 4th district courts decisi

alist has fragile x syndrome, a condition which results in a mild cognitive difficulty and a situation called distone ya. distonia. >> parents learn different you know. it may take me longer but no parent should have to lose their child. and who are you to make decision who's a good parent and who's not a good parent? >> what's the hardest part about not being able to see your daughter? >> sometimes like seeing the kids. >> the kids at school? >> at school, yes. because it was really hard for me when my daughter's birthday was coming around and there was another little girl and her birthday was like two months after, so i -- one year i made her a birthday present. >> i've never met a parent who is more dedicated to her child than alice. >> really? >> ever. >> consolidation andpsychologist. >> was alice fit to be a parent? >> i definitely believe she's fit to be a parent. i still believe she's fit to be a parent. she needed to build both her skills and her confidence. there were skills she needed to learn but you figure out how to teach them. >> but the department of children and famili

her name is alist karam mere rez.he was a high school senior on her way home from her prom when she was swept away in the floodwaters. the governor of the state has this is the worst flooding texas has ever seen. the relentless assault of severe weather pummeling texas intensified monday. overnight in houston, powerful thunderstorms led the national weather service to declare a flash flood emergency. and forced officials to shut down schools tuesday. nearly 8 inches of rain pummeling the city in just a few hours. and leaving more than 70,000 people without power. >> the lights just went out. >> oh that's wonderful. >> reporter: nearby two brothers stripped off their shirts to help a 34ri6rs who car was trapped through the quickly rising waters. >> we went out there to push him out of the water but he was flooded in. we got him out to safety. >> reporter: rivers in austin were already overflowing it from one of the wettest mays in record. on monday, they spilled out on the streets, swallowing car, damaging businesses a

a host and he had all the alisters around and they did the one last top ten list.white guy. >> thanks for letting me take part in a hugely disappointing finale. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> dave, i will never have the money i owe you. >> hearing dave letterman chime in oh, no. >> a shot of his wife and son. so great. >> a round of applause for them. >> that's great. >> the interesting pieces are yet to be written as what has changed and what is no longer the same for better and worse. perspective is what the story is all about. we will bring in somebody that knows dave as a performer and friend. you know this guy. gilbert godfried. >>> next we have a top lawmaker coming up. but you're not doing anything right now. lily? he's right. sign up, and you could earn plenti points just for being a wireless customer. in the meantime, i just kick back and watch the points roll in. where did you get those noodles? at&t cafeteria. you mean the break room... at&t - the only wireless carrier to be a part of plenti a rewards program that lets you earn points

i am reading who is justice, which rationality by alister mack in tire. and i have the moral vision of the new testament by hays who is considered one of the mostben on the moral vision of the new testament. and then i have an analyst on the chicago school by nelson. i have been dabbling in the books for a long time. the other is called bojure dig dignity. it is written by a renaissance scholar herself. she is a chicago-school trained economist but validated by a bunch of nobel prize winners. she has a six volume work and i referred you to the second volume. it takes on the causes of long-run economic growth which most people are not familiar with but it is the issue that improved human welfare more than any other issue you can make. her argument is all civilization income per person is about $500 a year for all history until 1800 and in 1800 you get massive explosive growth in the free market countries. so there is a lot of speculation on the true cause of that. i did my phd on this. she takes on every single one of the papers. it isn't capital human cap