this is why you have sort changd their of got to get ahead of the issues for the next election rather than try to re-litigated here, because it is not possible after the fact. host: we have jay for minneapolis, good morning. caller: good morning. sorry, i had you on speakerphone. that illing to comment first registered for facebook, and i smelled a rat from the beginning. i just felt it was up to no good and that it was basically using may or that i was using it. -- using me more than i was using it. i simply canceled my account. this has been from the beginning, maybe 15 years ago. my second comment is for organizations and corporations who force me to register for their websites through facebook. my message to them is, if i have to register through facebook, i simply will not register. i will go to another company that does not insist i do that. my third question for your guest, probably off the subject. can net neutrality be saved? is it too late? what can we do? host: why don't you go ahead with the facebook comment first. guest: i think we are going to see a lot of that mindset.

the new lease laws s were changd in 2010, and thehe state of maryland began acaccepting neww lease applications.. about 50% of the applications were from watermen, and th continueses to this day. one being g robert t. brown whos the current presiddent of the watermen associaiation in maryland. >> aquaculture, it's a number of people who have started [indistinct]. it's a way where we can keep oysters on the market. it's a way that we help put more oysters into the bays and the rivers to help filter the water. it's a good program. >> scrolled up a load of these freshly picked up oysters. maryland's finest. >> if we want to eat oysters, we should grow them like we do everything else that we eat. >> ah, there we go. >> we don't go out, and hunt, and gather anymore because there's very few resources that can sustain huntingndnd gathering anymore, and oysters is no exception, and the natutural resource proobably shd be left for its s ecological vae where it belolongs. >> these are farm fields that we're trying to get going. underwater farm fielelds. and farming is a good industry. >> eric wisner and

just more than 10 months )robert paylor )s ) life changd forever.uring a national >>> welcome back, more than ten months ago, robertpaylor's life changed forever. a hit left him paralyzed. he returns to hid home turf for the first time since the injury. here's his emotional message. >> a chance to reminisce with both teammates, or classmates, a chance to reconnect. it's what makes homecoming so special. what happened at the homecoming this past saturday, the word special, just doesn't do it justice. >> ladies and gentlemen, please give a very special winter rugby field welcome to robert paylor. >> less than a year after the inthinkable happened, robert paylor returned to the place he refers to as home. >> i just remember when i got hurt there was really nothing good that you think could come out of this. it's because of these amazing people that the good far outweighs the bad. >> he's a real inspiration. it was really emotional for us to have robert back on cam paws. >> jack clark has coached the rugby team at cal for 35 years, the strength of the p

the homecoming message to his teammates. )robert paylor )s ) life changd forever.ring a national championship rugby game >>> about ten months ago robert taylor's life changed forever. a hit during a national championship rugby game left him paralyzed. >> this past weekend the former cal player returned to his home turf for the first time since that injury. >> reporter: a chance to reminisce with old teammates or classmates. a chance to reconnect. it's what makes homecoming so special. but what happened to cal's home coming this past saturday here at witter rugby field, the word special doesn't do it justice. >> ladies and gentlemen, please give a very special witter rugby field welcome to robert taylor! >> reporter: less than a year after the unthinkable happened, robert taylor returned to the place he refers to as home. >> i just remember when i got hurt, there's really nothing good you think could come out of this. but because of these amazing people and this place, the good far outweighs the bad. >> yeah, he's a real inspiration. it was really emotional for us t