you can use biodegradable, they use coconut treading right now. more importantly, when i listen to the nature, and i am a fan of all nature, my favorite sound is to your kids laughing and playing. that is what i want to say. >> i think there should be turf on the fields because people trip, fall, sprained ankles, and get hurt often because the grass has pot holes. there should be turf. >> is this the last group of kids? i think we are going to -- we kind of understand. [laughter] thank them for coming down here today. >> i want turf because you did not have to water it very often. if you have real grass, you have to come down and water it, like, the whole field. >> my name is henry. i like turf fields because if you slip on a pothole or fall in a pothole, you can get seriously injured. there are no pot holes on the turf fields. there would be no injuries any more. >> my name is kevin and i think there should be turf fields. when you play on a grass field, and their brains, -- and if it rains, you can slip. >> on turf fields, you can always play so

can a treat be biodegradable plastic? can it be fuel for our cars, or clothing, or medicine that fights cancer? with our tree cell technology, we think it can. weyerhaeuser, growing ideas. >> i think the public this so far beyond that. >> this week on "inside washington," the super pac flap. the return and a fast exit of rev. jeremiah wright. >> i repudiate that effort. >> jpmorgan chase's multibillion-dollar slip-up. >> you cannot have the fox guarding the henhouse. >> we are debating the debt limit again. and guess who came to speak to georgetown university's graduation? the catholic bishops are not pleased. >> i cannot understand georgetown university. >> i think that is silly. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> this super pac business may be a case of be careful what you ask for. "at the new york times" ran a story detailing an advertising proposal attributed to a republican super pac that would have tied president obama to his old spiritual adviser and political nemesis, the rev. jer

and synthetic turf does not biodegrade and would end up clogging land fills after 10 or 15 years of use. belinelli -- >> thank you. >> thank you very much. may i leave this with anybody? >> thank you. i'm going to call several names at a time and if you -- ok. are there any parents with children? ok. why not don't we do this. we're going to all night tonight line up on the left hand side of the room so if you need to depart early with kids, and young man in the blue, why don't you approach the podium? i will say tonight if we have an opportunity -- if you have an opportunity to get your point across in less than two minutes, that would be great. if you find yourself with comments and positions that have been mentioned before, you are welcome to abbreviate your comments and if you are speaking from a groip, a team, an organization, maybe you want to have all your teammates and organization raise your hand in support, that might help us get through the evening as well. so thank you. the mike is yours. two minutes. >> and mr. president, all of you on this side, on my left, i need i to line

they're not disappearing overnight and be biodegradable. tell me kind of the thought on that. unassuming a sizable -- on our shores. is that a fair statement? but it seems like this is one of the products that's not sinking. not going to disappear in the water. it's going somewhere. >> may break down, but it's plastic. it's a fair statement. i don't think there's any question. a spent a lot of time on remote shores and it's there. >> is that a big concern do you think? that kind of product. not the quantity. but that type of product? it is a big concern and it's one of the things that the marine debris program has been looking at try iing to get a better hane on. it's going to get ingested, get ta tangled. it's a huge problem. i think part of the complication with that debris and how it gets here is you mentioned the garbage patch. well, there's two or three as you go across the ocean, the circulation doesn't just come straight across the ocean. it rolls and some of this stuff could be there for a long time before it ever pops up in one of the patches. >> i'll close on this pa

they're not biodegradable. tell me the thought on that and where, as it ends up on the shores or a huge garbage patch, i'm assuming a sizable amount of this is going to end in the garbage patch or our shores, the united states' shores. is that a fair statement? i don't know if people are comfortable answering this. i know you can't. but this is one of the products that's not sinking, not going to disappear in the water. it's gone somewhere. is that a fair statement? it may break down, but it's plastic. >> i think that's a fair statement. part of the -- it's a fair statement. i mean, i don't think there's any question. i spent a lot of time on remote shores and alaskaened everywhere. it's there. >> plastic is everywhere. is that a big concern, do you think? not the quantity. put that aside for a second. but that type of product. >> it is a big concern, and it's one of the things that the marine debris program has been looking at in general kai triing to get a better handle on the toxics, the biological implicati

. >> it is biodegradable. smudge marks on the refrigerator.ple green is both a cleaner and a polish. so you see this is all smudged. >> we're pretending like that is our fridge? >> silver platter fridge. it repels finger prints and dust. >> wow. >> so we'll see dust and finger prints here and nothing on this side. >> i'm not convinced on that one. >> the best paper towels. >> these are viva paper towels. you can mop up a spill. this is cranberry juice and you can ring it out. >> incredibly absorbent. >> if you had a sink, you could wash it out under the faucet and reuse it. one thing of paper towels, one little square can clean your entire kitchen. and you can even use them like a wash cloth. you spilled tomato sauce. looks like this was spilled three days ago these are dual action wipes. one side is abrasive, the other is soft. >> thank you. >> wait a minute! >> i've got the gloves on, i can't feel anything. >> this is the most cleaning i've done in forever. this is awesome. >> look at that. >> i love cleaning. >> i'm not very good at this. >

. >> they can use biodegradable other things. >> they can use recycled toilet paper. >> who would usee toilet paper. >> do not knock it, friend. >> that is disgusting. by the way, slinky on treadmill, better than nascar. >> be quiet. >> you said in the green room, they should make the cars green and enforce a faff 5 mile per hour -- a 55 mile per hour speed limit in all races. >> that would be an exciting race for everyone. don't you think? we have a kid to put a carseat in the back and baby on board bumper sticker ssments this plan is crazy. it is like, we are doing everything to be green except the 99% of what we do which is not going to be green at all. i will use that in my life in a lot of ways. i will get a new workout plan that includes everything except going to the gym. i will buy new shoes and a new watch. i don't eat anything special except mcdonalds. >> that's how america works though. people join a gym. they don't work out. environmentalism is a romantic ideal to make you feel better about yourself. it is like subscribing to men's health and never going to the gym. >> if

these are runners that are biodegradable. you can wash with them ten times.hey're perforated so you can make them as an entire runner or placemats. you can get them at crate & barrel. >> that is fantastic! >> what if you'd like to make a ring for your napkins. >> i made this out of wine corks. i got these out of your dressing room. >> hey! >> this is really easy. just drill a hole. you want to do this? >> you know what? i'm afraid of this. >> wait a minute, put it down. i did a pilot hole ready. >> don't drill into the glass. just hold it steady. >> hoda, your finger might get in the way. >> see? >> you all right? >> yes. >> here's one done. >> are you all right? >> i'll take a napkin. >> i told you it was a bad idea! >> light something also important. this is a citronella oil candle. i actually made this super easy. it's already on. isn't that easy? >> that keeps the bugs away? >> the mosquitos. if you want to make this -- >> where are you putting this? >> you can put this in a patio. what people do wrong is they drill into this metal and this causes a lot o

polybagging quite a lot of copies of the sunday paper, and we had to change our supplier to a biodegradable polybag. so i think i might have said if you'd have begin us a bit of notice, we could have done that before you launched the campaign. [laughter] >> fair enough. now, your dealings or relations with politicians, you kindly provided us with a list, lord rother mere, which is exhibit lr1. and so we understand its prove nance, it's being compiled from from your personal diaries, is that correct? >> it's being compiled from my personal diaries and from finsbury who have been helping us with this area. >> you can't put this forward as necessarily 100% accurate, but you've done the best you can -- >> yes. >> -- to assist the inquiry with the materials you've got going back over ten years. >> that is correct. >> we look at the first page of the list which parts on the 11th of february, 2002, our page 03282. >> yes. >> without examining this in very fine detail, would you agree that the picture which might emerge or does emerge that until about 2008 you were seeing more government and libera

they're not disappearing overnight, they're not going to be biodegradable. tell me kind of the thought on that and where as it ends up on the shores or in the big garbage patch, i'm assuming a sizable amount of this is somewhere going to end up on a garbage patch around our shores, and when i say "ours," i mean the united states. is that a fair statement? everyone wants to feel comfortable answering this, but it seems like this is one of the products that's not sinking, not going to disappear in the water. it's going somewhere. is that a fair statement? >> it may break down, but it's plastic. >> i think that's a fair statement. part of the -- it's a fair statement. i mean, i don't think there's any question because, you know, i've spent a lot of time on remote shores in alaska and -- >> plastic is everywhere. >> it's there. >> is that a big concern, do you think? that kind of product. not the quantity, let's put that aside for a second, but that type of product? >> it is a big concern. ask it's one of the things that the marine debris program has been lookin

these are runners that are biodegradable. >> i made this out of wine koshgs. i got these out of your dressing room. >> hey! >> this is really easy. just drill a hole. you want to do this? >> you know what? i'm afraid of this. >> don't drill into the glass. just hold it steady. >> hoda, your finger might get in the way. >> see? >> you loall right? >> yes. i'll take a napkin. >> i told you it was a bad idea! >> light something also important. this is a citronella oil candle. i actually made this super easy. it's already on. isn't that easy? >> where are you putting this? >> can you put this in a patio. what people do wrong is they drill into this metal and this causes a lot of heat to stay in. it will blow out your bulb. a really good easy way is to take chicken wire and make a little opening, put your core kit, then you put it on and you're done. >> that's what i was going to do. look at that. >> all right. >> that looks really pretty. is there these are fun accessories, modern for your patio, something a little whimsical with

they will not be biodegradable. tell me a thought on that. i am assuming a sizable amount of this is going to end up in the garbage back or on our shores. is that a fair statement? it seems like this is one of the products that is not sinking. it is not going to disappear in the water. it is going somewhere. is that a fair statement? it may break down, but it is plastic. >> i think that is a fair statement. i do not think there is any question. i spent a lot of time on remote shores in alaska and everywhere. is there. >> is that a big concern? that type of product? >> it is a big concern. that is one thing the marine debris program has been looking at to get a better handle of the toxics and biological implications because it is so long lived and will be around forever. it will get interested and tangled. it is a huge problem. part of the complications with that debris and how it gets here is that there or two or 3 garbage patches around the ocean. it does not come straight across. some of this could be there for a long time before it pops ou