the sponsors, the cycling organization, celebrities, people close to armstrong, cyclists who had the code of omerta, the code of silence and the media, i would add, and us fans who you know, on the podium in 2005, armstrong said as he was leaving seemingly for the last time, i'm sorry for you who can't dream big. i'm sorry for you who don't believe in miracles. well, this is from an atheist and yet somehow, we wanted to believe in the miracle even though we knew better. and there was a huge mechanism around armstrong's lie that enabled it to happen. >> i just have to ask you. neither one of us is qualified as a psychologist or psychiatrist but his lies just

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one giant leap for mankind. >> apollo 11, armstrong, aldrin and collins.y and millions of others reached out and in their own way, touched another planet. the images remind us that it happened, but not how it really was in the context of the times. george lowe, one of the architects of the apollo program, does remember. >> if you think back at the period of the '60s, they weren't very happy years in general. we had, well, the ever deepening involvement in vietnam, we had riots on the campuses, riots in watts and elsewhere, three terrible assassinations. a great deal of strife and turmoil in the country. yet all of this was overcome by one single event and that was apollo 11. the decade ended with it. it was a fantastic adventure that i believe helped overcome all of the bad things of the decade. it represented americans to ourselves and particularly to the rest of the world as we like to see ourselves and as we hope the rest of the world likes to see us. ♪ >> the equipment of apollo, some of it is now in museums, artifacts from an age of discovery. these s

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, because that was what louis armstrong did, too.e he is a country boy from new orleans, and he sang all these beautiful phrases. the thing to me is that jazz actually figured out -- jazz musicians actually figured out how to put an uneducated musician together with a sophisticated musician and sound good. know, they always had to figure out what does the black lower class actually mean? what does it tell us that we could all learn from? and that, in jazz, is always the issue. the power of the human being is greater than the obstacles. tavis: is there a spiritual dimension to charlie parker's playing, to his gift, and i don't mean spiritual in terms of religiosity. you know what i mean, don't you? >> right. he was, in reality, a very spiritual guy, because the first notesis, he knew that the don't care who plays them. and he knew that all music came , thatomewhere inside you the high road to yourself is inside you, it's not inside somebody else. so all of these things that he experienced when he was a kid in kansas city, all the diff

angela armstrong. bob would have been very proud of you, kevin. >> thank you. >> commissioners, mr. torres, mr. harlan kelly, i am angela armstrong with the hunters point cultural center and i want to take everybody back to 1968, the city built space at 100 circle for bayview-hunters point for the cultural center. city planning is having a survey done on historical sites and people in san francisco african-americans and we have problems with the city planning department how they were asking us about our story. so we attended a meeting and we have attended meetings with mr. kelly's staff at our churches and we have met with the commissioners at the water department. no one ever mentioned the funding was going through the art commission. and we could have alleviated a lot of the headache and pain and the disappointment that dr. jackson is feeling is just unbearable that she was not given a little head's up on where the money was going from 1968 until the present, the hunters point art gallery and cultural center has been active in bayview-hunters point. we have never received any fund

armstrong who has been stripped of all seven of his tour de france titles allege that bergen held himack eight a prescription. bergen denies the charge. he is set to go before the anti- doping commission. on the next google ad, warming hearts across india and pakistan. rallies for batkid. and a california ghost town for sale online. >> it is a story of two childhood friends separated in 1947 during the partition of the british indian empire which led to the creation of india and pakistan as separate states. more than 65 years later, one of the france tells his grand art or the story. she decides to reunite them a checkdown her grandfather's old friend. heartsry has touched the of both the sides of the border. the video has been viewed over 4 million times since it was posted online last week. indian and pakistani web users have taken to social networks in droves, sharing sad and painful midi or -- memories of the oftition which saw hundreds thousands of families separated in the outbreak of violence. many hope to see an improvement in relations between the two countries, india and pak

nebraska doesn't need to help them get better on defense. >> sean: armstrong to newby.he ball on the ground on what should have been a fairly routine tackle. collided with armstrong out of the end zone. kurtis drummond had the coverage on allen. he'd become the primary target of ron kellogg iii. and then here at nebraska, bo pelini's won nine games every year, very well might win nine again or more this year. they have two games left. they go to penn state next week. they finish here right after thanksgiving against iowa. they'll play in a bowl game. there are still some in this part of the country who think pelini is on the hot seat. we talked to some folks here recently saying it isn't helping their recruiting. >> chris: here's one thing they have to look and evaluate. they're very young at their defense. they've got a young quarterback that's going to get better. so he's doing a good job at recruiting. and a guy that wins nine games, it's not easy to win nine games in nebraska. >> sean: he's won nine each of the first five years. you know how many other teams in the

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and the one small step by armstrong have you ever maybe thought of a catch phrase you will use when you take the olympic torch out on its first ever spacewalk. it's true that many of the most memorable moments amount to certain phrases i didn't think would be too original here and any words that will accompany a spacewalk with the torch will aim to promote movement and healthy lifestyle and sports will move the world. where you don't have to be in outer space to feel the spirit of the games you can follow our coverage of the unique olympic torch space walk do it live and fourteen forty g.m.t. that's on air and online as well at odds he taught com. this is now it may of course ruin for some but the arab spring has turned out to be a godsend for others that includes china beijing's firms and diplomats are taking the middle east by economic storm filling a vacuum created by a partial u.s. withdrawal. true reports even in crisis rocked egypt the chinese have still managed to find opportunity. this is north cairo where egypt's burgeoning chinatown has now planted its roots. says the chinese

the whole way or let's go back to the right and the one small step by armstrong have you ever maybe thought of a catch phrase you will use when you take the olympic torch out on its first ever spacewalk and it's true that many is the most memorable moments amount to certain phrases i don't think will be too original here and any was that will accompany a spacewalk with the torch will aim to promote limpy movement and healthy lifestyle and sports to live in the world right and you don't have to be in outer space to feel the spirit of the game is for log coverage of the unique olympic torch spacewalk live at fourteen forty g.m.t. here on it and online dot com. it may have cost in ruin for some part of the arab spring has turned out to be a godsend for others including china beijing's firms and diplomats are taking the middle east by economic storm filling a vacuum created by a possible u.s. withdrawal and as archie's a bell true reports even in crisis right egypt the chinese have found opportunity. this is north cairo where egypt's burgeoning chinatown has now planted its roots restau

russia today and my question is for a leg cut off and survey results came the phrases that gaar and armstrong said on their pioneering space endeavors became historic the famous plug a hole a or let's go by the garden and the one small step by armstrong have you ever maybe thought of a catchphrase you will use when you take the olympic torch out on its first ever spacewalk. it's true that many of the most memorable moments amount to certain phrases i don't think will be too original here and any was that will accompany a spacewalk with the torch will aim to promote movement and healthy lifestyle and sports to live in the world. right you don't have to be in outer space to feel the spirit of the games full our coverage of of the unique olympic torch spacewalk live at two forty g.m.t. on air and online at r.t. dot com. and may have caused a ruin for some but the arab spring has turned out to be a godsend for others including china beijing's firms and diplomats are taking the middle east by economic storm filling a vacuum created by a possible u.s. withdrawal and as artie's a bill to reports eve

endeavors became historic the famous the whole way or let's go back a darn and the one small step by armstrong have you ever maybe thought of a catchphrase you will use when you take the olympic torch out on its first ever spacewalk. it's true that many of the most memorable moments and marked certain phrases i don't think will be too original here in any words that will accompany our space walk with the torch will aim to promote the olympic movement healthy lifestyle and sports all over the world and cosmonauts not the only ones promoting healthy lifestyle ahead of the lympics the moscow metro is now offering a free ride for those who can manage thirty squats out of it then a special machines but installed at an underground station in the russian capital is counting the exercise the each one equally was irritable and rewards those who strive to keep themselves fit with the metro ticket good idea. well if you're not to want to miss our live coverage of elliptic tours being taken into the space walkers said at two forty g.m.t. here on air and online at r.t. dot com as well we're streaming it on

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in a statement the uci christians armstrong's credibility but said it was planning to investigate the matter well placed to form one and there is no end in sight to sebastian high school's winning streak side it means breaking records has just become another how best to cripple driver it's the comedy team thanks decides to sebastian's baffled police to trace the agrees that the cylindrical i'll close the dependence of the u s poultry in austin texas to take a record eighth consecutive jacket black this phenomenal. theres in from the crown macau was fantastic. it was the big title is not romantic it's not in the cia i didn't know what that would be enough it's soft touch when nothing new. and then i just tried to poke myself with nothing to do it meets again in the time the two attempts. when he came third behind ramon crucial to the technicals double podium finish the rain stopped but the connection between force india's up the answer to williams hostile mountain of the great stride as a state owned homes. if apple wins the final race of the season in brazil he will eat one gets anoth

mario armstrong is "today's" digital lifestyle expert. 2:00 a.m., e-mails at 3:00 a.m. >> is that too snuch i thought we could do that. >> i'm always on the help desk. >> in all seriousness give us a basic 101, what is the cloud? >> in a nutshell, this is the ability to have your photos, your video, your files stored in the internet basically at a different facility. think about it like your storage bin. if you have furniture and you want to move it, you put in a storage bin in a physical place. >> instead of being stored only on your hard drive or an external hard drive, it's stored on the server somewhere else. >> somewhere else. >> now we know where it's going. what should be going? what should i be using the cloud for? >> the easiest way to deal with this is what do you want to have access to all the time? there's two reasons to have the cloud. one, to back up your data, two to be able to get access to it on any device. that's the whole purpose. as long as i can get to the internet on my phone, my tablet, my laptop, i can get to my da

in this kind of may oh and let's go back in time and the one small step like armstrong. the other may be thought of a catch phrase you'll use to eat at the olympic torch on its first ever spacewalk. she choose. it's true that many of the most memorable moments come onto certain phrases. i think you'll be too rich don't pay any words that will accompany us baseball with the torch will aim to promote healing movement healthy lifestyle and sports live in the wo. well talk and a healthy lifestyle cause mold from the only ones promoting a healthy life that had the opium in pixel know the moscow metro nancy was offering a free iraq. but when you can manage that he scoffs at which a special machine that is still the underground station in working capital a recap speech would need to be twenty two in the ruble and rewards of you who strive to keep themselves the estate the cost of a free ticket for a nice too. a few not too worn out but i do miss the live coverage of the lit the torch being taken on last place will come to fourteen fourteen gmt here on air. i know michael is a l

the phrases that garmin armstrong said on their pioneering space endeavors became historic the famous plug a hole a or let's go back a garden and the one small step by armstrong have you ever maybe thought of a catch phrase you will use when you take the olympic torch out on its first ever spacewalk. it's true that many of the most memorable moments a marked and certain phrases i don't think will be too original here and any words that will accompany our space walk with the torch will aim to promote movement healthy lifestyle and sports all over the world. well don't miss a live coverage of the olympic torch being taken on that space walk up. to forty g.m.t. tomorrow here online and on air as well r.t. dot com. britain the supreme declared the leading hub of global tax evasion a pressure group report says along with its overseas territories the u.k. controls much of the world's unaccounted cash it was some of the findings that a lot of the news was the super rich in fact could be hiding up to thirty two trillion dollars in eighty two countries according to this report considered to be

kyle nelson found issac armstrong. they were up 28-24. lincoln tries the half back pass. 2-yard line, 81 yards setting up a touchdown run. 34-24 galileo. the san francisco section title. lions finish 12 and 1. how can you be fined for spiling a drink? the player bumped into him, ice flying. the nets were out of time outs. he was trying to buy time to drop a play. it was ruled intentional. the nets lost the game. you will not want to miss this. sports night live is coming thursday december 5th at 9:00 p.m. that's it. see you later, everybody. >>> before we leave you tonight another look at the weather forecast as we go into this long weekend. >>> it will be nice. this cool down will last until new years with 50-degree temperatures. we don't know how good we have it until it is gone. >> what about the rain? we need the rain. not much of that yet. >> thursday a slight chance. >> all right. >> have a good long weekend. stay tuned with us on kron4.com. >>> the guy who woke up from surgery and got the shock of his life. >> you're my wife? >> ye

the uci will manage the commission and plans to bring lance armstrong to speak to the commission that will help the sport and armstrong himself. >> i think it needs to be brought to mind that lance was sanctioned by the u.s. anti-doping agency. they are the people who can give him a redemption in that sanction if he was willing to come forward and provide information, substantial assistance to any inquiry. in the allegations about him buying support or collusion from officials, if those things are true i would like to hear about it, and i'm sure the commission would like to hear about it as well. >> thit may an little too littl, too late. >> yes. >> thank you. kevin is back with the forecast, and then it's "real money" with ali velshi. >> coming up on "real money" the stock market's bull run will probably knock your portfolio off balance a bit. i'll help you put it back on the beam. and a software genius turned matchmaker is not looking for love. he's looking for tech talent. all that and more on "real money." >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> we previously had

hours before he was scheduled to testify under oath lance armstrong reaches a settlement in a lawsuitarmstrong avoids giving a sworn statement on his use of performance enhancing drugs during his cycling career. he was being sued by an insurance agency that paid him performance bonuses. the insurance agency was seeking $3 million but the terms of the settlement were not released. costco labelling the bible fiction. the pastor who first spot the the mistake appeared on fox and friends to talk about the situation. >> i think that christians in america do need to stand up for their faith. wither not persecutcent persecu like those in north korea and other places but we need to be vocal about our faith. i believe it shows how polari polarizing the bible and jesus are. >> costco issue add bible saying this. cost costco's distributor miss labeled a small percentage of the bibles. we are correcting this with them for future distributions. >> oo it is time for the first degree weather update with maria molina. >> there is a storm out west. >> we are looking at cool temperatures early this mor

. >> lance armstrong says the form other head of the international cycling union organized a cover up arm strong' armstrong's fg tests the uci went against it's own rules when it accepted a backdated prescription for a cream to treat saddle source. >> jimmy johnson made hi historo become the youngest driver to win six championships. he trails richard petty and dale earnhardt for the all time seven. >> they come over the course of eight seasonings. seasons. we are going to talk about the fall out of the last night's chiefs proble broncos game. >> still ahead on al jazeera america. a british soldier hacked to death and two suspects get their day in court. a special edition of america tonight 9 eastern / 6 pacific on al jazeera america power of the people until we restore our freedo court. >> and welcome back to al jazeera america here is a look at your top stories. a string of tornados ripped across five states killing eight and injuring dozens. >> so many illinoicentral illine hardest hit area. businesses are trying to pick up the pieces. >>> the dow rose above the 16,000 mark for the

armstrong's memorial. or why he would snub the gettysburg address commendation.ybe president obama with all his great education skipped american history and just doesn't get it that's my off-the-record comment tonight. if you have an important story or issue you think i should take off-the-report go to gretawire.com and tell us about it. while many americans are watching their premiums go, some are also watching their healthcare choices shrink. new hampshire senator kelly ayotte joins us. nice to he sue. >> good to see you, greta. >> what's going on in new hampshire. how many choices it you have up theren othe exchange? >> it's a real mess, greta, essentially only one insurer on the exchange and 10 out of our 26 hospitals aren't included in the exchange. so capitol of new hampshire not in the exchange. can i go oon major hospitals. sullivan county no hospitals in the exchange. >> why only one insurance company on the exchange? >> not enough competition, first of all. you know, this law actually reduces competition unfortunately. secondly. that's the only insurer

lance armstrong. >> steve: oh, lance armstrong. >> jimmy: oh, i don't get it. all right. very good.on't know how to play that. >> steve: he rides around and around. >> jimmy: i don't know -- he has -- all right. this next app is cool. it's called wax alan rickman. [ light laughter ] basically how it works is, you swipe your finger across the screen to wax the chest of legendary screen actor, alan rickman. let's try it. sounds good. all right. [ laughter ] first you tap on the screen where you want the waxing strip to go. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: right there, right in the mid. now you just swipe the screen to wax his chest. [ ripping ] >> ouch. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's fun. let me try another spot. how about this one over here? [ light laughter ] it's going to be painful right there. >> steve: going to be painful. >> jimmy: let's wax. >> hairy -- -- potter! >> jimmy: let's go back to the home screen. this last app is a came called miley cyrus fly catcher. basically, how it works is a bunch of flies buzz around miley cyrus' head. and you earn points by catching them with her tongu

. >>> a settlement in the $3 million lawsuit against lance armstrong, the disgraced former cyclist wased by an insurance companies that paid him every time he won the tour de france. turns out he didn't win any tour de france's. he was accused of using performance-enhancing drugs earlier this year. no world on the settlement round. armstrong faces two more potentially lawsuits. >>> i won't ask you about that because you may lose your head. >>> a blockbuster trade in major league baseball. literally one of the biggest players in the game is on the move! andy scholes breaks it all down in "the bleacher report "! ! mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ bottle ] ensure®. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or abov

tyler armstrong is 9 years old.s raising money and awareness to fight a form of muscul musculardystrophy. he has a youtube channel and a very active facebook page. mt. whitney, 15,000 above sea level, the highest mountain in the contiguous u.s. he's climbed mt. kilimanjaro. next month, tyler will take on a new record, argentina's mt. aconcagua. if he makes it, he'll be the youngest to scale the andean peak. tyler live with us from los angeles. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. >> how old were you when you started climbing mountains? >> i was 7 years old when i first started climbing mountains. >> and is it fun, is that why you do it? >> it's fun. and i like reaching new heights. >> you love reaching new heights. did you start out with the biggest mountain you could find or did you work your way up? >> i worked my way up. >> did you take lessons? did mom and dad teach you how to do this? how did you learn all about it? >> well, my dad takes me out and did some little hikes. and then we just got bigger as the

george armstrong is gone. george armstrong custer is gone. john wayne is dead.ittle black sambo is gone. i think it is time for america to let it go. >> dave? >> dan snyder always talked about the history of the name, but he never explains what that history is in the context of the team. listeners need to know the word redskins is a legacy of jim crow, a legacy of the team's original owner george preston marshall who was an arch segregationist. the team was the last team to integrate in the nfl. when he passed away in 1969, george preston marshall put in his will know money from his urbanization could go toward an organization a promoted integration. this is in 1969. that is the legacy of this team name. if for no other reason, it really does belong in most any museum, and probably in the dust of history. >> and the bully issue. if you could talk about the nfl and the miami dolphins. >> this is huge. what is happening right now in the locker room of the miami dolphins, the players are coming tother and what i call an act of bully solidarity to support their team

[indiscernible] and the great -- the disgraced american cyclist lance armstrong has announced that allthis business has not been good for the sport. he has said he will testify with 100% transparency and honesty in the future. of scenichink landscapes, the south of france or napa valley come to mind. has capturedher the rugged beauty of guantÁnamo bay. current exhibit of his watercolors is on display in new york and recently, he talked about his work. >> the subject matter of the show, which ultimately is the prisoners, wound up being everything except the prisoners. many not really have expectations of guantanamo. for some reason, it never occurred to me to go to guantÁnamo as an artist before it even though i had been to afghanistan and pakistan many times. focused on as i an artistic motif was the camp. wherewas the first prison they brought the prisoners when they first arrived. and if it -- and it was the , ore where the torture interrogation techniques, were done to the detainees. it is a strangely beautiful place. it is a series of deserted buildings surrounded by chain- link fe

we did that successfully over at armstrong senior in terms of incorporating some ethnic elements in that project so those are the images you see below. and then this is just a number of images of the planting pallet and some of the features we'll put in the project, the paving, its materials, some images of the benches and seating and it gives you an idea of the amenities that's apart of the landscape court yard. at this point i'm going to turn it back over to amabell. >> thank you. as i noted earlier in my presentation the approval of those beautiful designed are subject to approvals that's addressed to the design team. the approval are apart of your resolution and include a condition that materials, colors, finishes and architectural details will be subject to further review at the design development phase and additionally they'll be moca of material and architecture details in an early phase of construction and it will be subject to staff review to make sure that the final product is in -- is consistent with the design we're reviewing today. we're required the developer to study the c

. >> and richards, lady byrd johnson, and armstrong and barbara bush and laura bush and barbara jordan and that we are talking about the spirit that is brazilian with a positive attitude, shown in all of the women that you have mentioned. either this one for the last two and i think that has that has caused women in texas to be able to be governors and senators and yet, it is sitter and a rough-and-tumble state. it is a state that is considered in this includes anything that is held for men and dogs is held for horses and women and yet the women have been made leaders and i think that says a lot about texas, that the men are very supportive. >> next up is julia. >> caller: yes, i'm wondering if midges kay bailey hutchison has children and to raise them and where are they today to make yes, i have 212-year-olds. and i -- they are in dallas where i live in that is where i spend most of my time, and they are great kids and i have had an enrichment of my life since i was able to have my children and be a part of my lives. >> next up is scott in fort worth, texas. >> you had mentioned sam h

now, in fact, i like to say had kennedy lived we might have seen eureka garden and neil armstrong taking a first step for mankind together. on the moon. at me tell you why. during the 1960 campaign, kennedy told a scientific journal that quote certain aspects of the exploration of space might be handled by joint efforts, and said in his inaugural address, let both sides seek to invoke the wonders of science instead of its care. together, let us explore the stars. he changed his mind pretty quickly after the soviet union launched its first human into orbit in april 1961 within weeks sector a defense mcnamara and nasa administrator webb had presented him with a report recommending a program to land an american on the moon before the cds -- before the soviets did. they argued that dramatic achievements in space symbolized the technological power of a nation. and although such achievements may be economically justified the use should pursue space projects aimed at enhancing national prestige recognizing that competition in space was part of the battle along the fluid front of the cold war. f

. >> reporter: michael armstrong is principal at bugg elementary >> they definitely have 45 minutes a with a true, trained arts teacher. and then because all of our staff are trained in the arts that will bleed over into more time. >> i'm going to turn into the beanstalk now and i want you to understand the beanstalks side of the story. >> reporter: first grade teacher maria eby is using the story of jack and the beanstalk to teach drama and science. >> we are studying plants and what they need and what they give and how they relate to the world. what are three things that plants do for us. >> they give us food. >> they give us food, like beans. >> and then the drama part of it, they had to improvise as that character. >> you are the old lady that gave them the beans. but then why did you let him in the castle? >> because... >> reporter: what's the goal, do kids learn more? >> well, children all learn in different ways and its our job to make sure were presenting things in different ways. >> reporter: but nobody said dress up like a beanstalk. >> nobody made me do that, no. that was m

at armstrong senior housing we got 25 preference holders. out of the african americans there, ten of them are already gone because they're frail. they've been on the streets and had a tough life so replacing them has been an ongoing thing we've been trying to do with people in the neighborhood, but my experience is it starts out good getting a lot of outreach, but the dynamics change over time. i'd like to get more outreach wherever i can get it, but this is what the project has at this point. >> thank you. >> i guess i'm a little confused by that information because i thought that what we heard from the mayor's office of housing is that even in a lottery system, preference holders have preference. >> they do, and they will get preference. there aren't a lot of them to find. you have to do the ground work, they have to apply, they have to be certified, a lot don't know they're preference holders. it's really by fluke that we find them -- so tracking them down, and we'll do as best we can to find as many as we can find. you have a lot of peop

superstars like lance armstrong have fallen into disgrace for cheating with performance-enhancing drugs, but millions of american teens could be using those illegal substances without even knowing it. scott has the story. >> let's call him "steve." he agreed to talk with "teen kids news" about the supplements he uses to beef up. >> i started taking supplements when i was a senior in high school -- 12th grade. >> he's not unusual. it's estimated that more than 12 million middle- and high-school students are buying what are called "supplements." over several years of bodybuilding, steve has developed a regular regimen of several powders that he feels gives his body a boost. >> after i add the protein, i would add about a tablespoon of l-glutamine...which is supposed to increase muscle endurance. >> you can buy these things in stores, but that doesn't mean they're safe. >> sadly, that's not the case. why? because these drugs are -- these supplements are unregulated. well, what do i mean by that? there's no agency like the food and drug administration that's checking to see that what's on t

we can all think of athletes, lance armstrong, at least accused of unlawfully taking why do we think matters of list a fall within those words outside the words other peaceful purpose, even though they are unlawful? did anyone say to the drafters of the convention -- i found nothing in this brief on the point -- where did anyone tell ,ongress, the poison potatoes drug enhancing performance -- performance-enhancing drugs, the example the justice alito used, you give vinegar to a goldfish -- these are all chemicals not in the annex, but they are chemicals. they are nothing to do with chemical weapons. why do we think we have to get beyond that fact? heart of whatthe the national interest is in this case with respect to this treaty and implementing legislation, and the here -- harming here is in the process of line drawing. ist the petitioner is asking accords on a case-by-case basis after the fact make ad hoc judgments -- >> there's an easy way out of that. we say the chemicals involved are the chemicals in the annex. but you're not prepared to say that. >> i'm not. >> once we get outs