then i'm just stunned that there are so many spectators there is such a lot of enthusiasm with index begley to be so exciting it's been an awesome experience one is only part of the action here as some followers of looked out have plenty of motivation well for others it's a way of life but we do care about the result if we fail to take first place we will try again next time otherwise we'll just be resting on our laurels. we've met so many beautiful intelligent and interesting people here that's why we're going to take part in fluke dark events every single year that's pushed. or. when it comes to flick tuck apparently the flight once nation has no limits some strive just for the feeling of taking off some do their best unstained with zero creations but this time around creativity the distance loves to respond not usually known to fly but do seem to be boosted by barrels of beer. these red giant bringing victory to the feasting team from the sultan russian city over stuff. we were aiming to surprise both the spectators and our competitors and of course all those who supported us but even da

political leaders like david cameron and barack obama find themselves in bed with activists with ed begley, jr., in bed also with carbon traders like al gore. also in bed with the oil companies like bp. make no mistake big oil puts far more money with the global warming industry than it dennis skeptics contrary to what you may read in the blogosphere. one australia and blocker blocker, she researched how much people spent on the man-made global warming industry. since 1989 the u.s. government in european union spend approximately 85 times in the manhattan project funding research into man-made global warming. why would they cheat the data or lied to us? i can answer that in three words. follow the money. the manhattan project is reputed to be the most expensive scientific project in history and has spent five times that. scientist want to research the habits you will not get your funding. if you are a scientist and want to research had been affected by a climate change you will get the funding. i would like to dispute for a moment the word that is constantly used. i am not denying that to

begley used extreme discipline on her adopted 6-year-old son. >> why did you lie to me? >> i didn't mean to -- >> you didn't want to get in trouble. does it work to lie to me? >> no. >> what happens when you lie to me? >> i get hot sauce. >> you get hot sauce. what happens to me. >> i get a cold shower. >> open. first off, why are you getting a cold shower? [crying. [. >> because -- you pulled three cards today! ing that is unacceptable behavior. >> bill: awful. hard to watch. this week jessica baggily the woman there was found guilty of child abuse. here now anchor megyn kelly. that show was last november 10th. the police immediately swung into action. >> they received some complaints from people who watched the videotape and watched this program that they, the police, then went and arrested her and charged her with child abuse. the reaction from regular folks who were seeing this video posted. >> then, the local police in anchorage arrest her, right? >> for child abuse. misdemeanor child abuse. >> misdemeanor, interesting. and then they have a jury trial, correct? >> y

we've got adam and chris begley your with the federal highway administration your we've got hector and austin anderson the work for the fort myers construction company. if we don't extend this bill by the end of september, all of them will be out of a job. just because of politics in washington. and that's just not acceptable. that's inexcusable. it's inexcusable to put more jobs at risk in an industry that has already been one of the hardest hit over the last decade. it's inexcusable to cut off necessary investment at a time when some in of our highways are choked with congestion, when so many of our bridges are in need of repair, when so many commuters depend on reliable public transit, and when travel and shipping delays cost businesses billions of dollars every single year. now, if this story sounds familiar, that's because we've heard it before, just a few weeks ago congress refuse to act on another bill. typically a routine bill that would have ended up pulling thousands of aviation workers off the job and delay necessary airport improvement projects across the country. and when