. >> stewart edge goes up to people on the college campus, we think this is byu.mes vocal point an all male acapella group and noteworthy an all female group from byu and the talented lead singer peter holland singing "kiss the girl" from "little mermaid." ♪ if you want her let her know you do ♪ >> this acapella group, they start following these people. it's not just girls that stewart is going to kiss. it's also a guy and a girl who maybe or maybe aren't together. are they going to kiss? >> pretty. >> come on. >> they want to. >> they want to kiss. >> he kind of juked a little bit, she juked a little bit. ♪ kiss the girl >> the girl in the knit cap, she starts playing along with the theme of little mermaid. aerial didn't have a voice. >> rachel. >> aerial? your name is aerial? >> that's cute. >> stewart edge gets in on the kissing. >> am i supposed to kiss you? >> oh. >> he even smooches a dog. >> the dog. >> what if you were sitting next to your sister? >> then what. get out of there. >> he kisses the girl on the hand. ♪ ♪ kiss the girl >> the singers, though. >

. >> stewart edge goes up byu.n comes a new acapella group from byu, and then that fabulously handsome and very talented lead singer peter holland singing "kiss the girl." this is an acapella group that starts following these people. >> it's not just girls that stewart is going to kiss. it's also a guy and a girl who maybe are or maybe aren't together. are they going to kiss? >> they want to. >> they want to kiss. >> yeah. he kind of juked a little bit. she juked a little bit. ♪ kiss the girl >> the girl starts playing along with the theme of little mermaid. ariel didn't have a voice. >> ariel? your name is ariel? that's pretty cute. >> of course, stewart edge gets in on the kissing. >> am i supposed to kiss you? he even smooches a dog. >> what if you were sitting next to your sister? >> have you to get out of there. >> maybe like this guy does, kisses the girl in the hand. >> awesome singers, though. >> they're amazing. ♪ ♪ kiss the girl >> that's our show. ♪ kiss the girl >> that's our show. we'll see you next ti

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byu law review article that was dealing with the federal government's compact base duty to deal with the federal lands. >> i'll finish the sentence to make sure it's on the record. and that the same shall be and remain at the soul and entire disposition of the united states. has the united states been able to command respect for its disposition in this case? >> i believe the united states has tried to dispose off, but again these are the hands that nobody wanted. these are air rid lands, vastly different from lands in the east where you have fertile ground, lots of rainfall and the ability to grow crops, for instance. i would say that the united states is upholding it's honor and duty by managing these lands according to federal laws and according to the principles of multiple use. >> professor, this isn't an isolated case, is it? depending on what's on the land or under the land, people have wanted to extract wealth from the west for well over a century, and pay as little as possible for the privilege, no? >> absolutely. and you see these sorts of arguments and struggles recurring a

there is new hope for preemies thanks to engineering students at byu. but gets the job done. the students are looking for $25,000 and hoping to get that done in months to begin shipping them to the philippines >> the president received a warm welcome in tokyo from honda's humanoid robot. >> he showed off soccer and dance skills he can run a little bit. the president says they're a little scary because they're too life like. first lady did not make the trip and said she hosted the question and answer session with the kids of executive office employees. this is part of take your child to workday the event featured one serious moment. >> we're going to come here. you right here? >> my dad has been out of a job three years i wanted to give you his resume. >> that is 10-year-old charlotte bell showing a lot of spunk there. surprised everyone, including her mom who works at the white house, her dad has been looking for a policy job. mrs. obama took the resume with her when it ended. >> there is growing support for state wide ban on single use plastic bags but

i went to byu. i was so disappointed. i was like i will try wine because i love grape juice. and i said this is like disgusting. it was like acid. >> joanne's first drink was at two. she quit drinking at 22. >> and then started again at 23. >> and then fell off the wagon. >> i love the woodford apology. it is not our intent to offend. some day i want somebody to say, we are glad you were offended that's our point. >> i hate their apology. it makes me sick to my stomach. if students are pale will a university fail? a school in washington state, they have them there, have called the amount of white people on campus a fail a your which makes us wonder -- >> is this racist? >> at western washington university a school wide questionnaire recently asked how do we make sure that in future years we are not as white as we are today? as campus reform reports the school's president has been banging on about the lack of diversity for awhile. on the school's website bruce shepherd wrote "in the decades ahead should we be as white as we are today? we will be relentlessly driven toward medi