and then christopher jumped in. and wrote the rudest letter i-- anybody has ever written. >> rose: what de say. >> he said something about that lecarrier reminded him of a man who urinates it in his own, in his hat and then puts the brimming chappeau on his head. thats what just the first sentence. >> rose: is anybody at this table surprised. >> no, no, no. he liked being rude to people. but he also liked to be liked. so that said. >> that was the paradox as a socialist and man of the people how rude he could be to cabbies. i mean -- >> oh my god t was embarrassing. he if are you so smart what are you doing dealing in a dump like this. or taxi driver f are you so smart why are you steering this bed pan around town. i mean completely -- >> he made us all get out of the cab and walk. >> when he was ill, we got into a cab together and hitch said we are going the natural history museum and the guy was ukrainian. he said i don't know where it is. we're getting outing you are living in this contribution you don't know why

christopher bid on one twenty two thousand acres using one point eight million dollars he didn't have one point eight million dollars you now have one point eight dollars he had zero dollars he was trying to draw attention to what the department of interior has later described as an illegal sale you heard me correctly department of interior has reviewed these cases and found that over the one hundred sixteen portions of the auction that they only about twenty percent were actually illegal the orchestrators in the deal makers who put these illegal sales together are they facing criminal charges. so you can see where he was going to christopher was charged with two felony counts one for violating the federal on shore oil and gas leasing reform act and a second for making false statements that are that he and his supporters actually plan to raise the money to finance that protest bit and in that of the oil executives who rig b.l.m. auctions often don't get prison sentences at all the last allied christopher was given to your sentence in her long president california and he was slapped wi

so you can see where he was going to christopher was charged with two felony counts on for violating the federal onshore oil and gas leasing reform act and a second for making false statements out in that are that he and his supporters actually planned to raise the money to finance that protest bit and it didn't matter the oil executives who rig b.l.m. auctions often don't get prison sentences that are the last july to christopher was going to hear a sentence in her long president california and he was slapped with a ten thousand dollars fine and he might get out after his case is heard by a federal appeals court in may one month ago the bitter seventy story took a disturbing turn he went to christopher found out that a major corporate donor to his defense fund was planning on moving jobs overseas he had a crisis of conscience so he sent an e-mail on march fifth to the person who manages his finances and it contains the following message that if they are saving money by screwing their workers i can't in good conscious accept some of that money the first thing i'm going to do is send

christopher is american born and bred.hat he'd only seen a glimpse of his face. >> reporter: in fact, said bianca, the eyewitness account more properly eliminated chris as a suspect. all agreed, remember, that ken and his killer arrived together to the crime scene in the same car. but think about it, said bianca. >> i just looked at him going. >> reporter: would chris wear a wig to a meeting with someone that already knew him, had met him, particularly someone as cautious as ken? >> you have a deeply paranoid man, ken dolezsar, who is doing business with christopher and has met him. you don't think if christopher got into the car all wigged up that he would think that that was slightly strange? >> reporter: and if the eyewitness was right, the killer shot with his right hand. >> christopher is staggeringly left-handed. >> reporter: staggeringly left-handed. then there was the business of eye color. now, long after the event, the eyewitness was saying the killer had brilliant blue eyes but right after the murder -- >> i can

christopher: i love doing the workshops.nd dartington, those students are already working with a lot of performance ideas, so they have a pretty sophisticated way of taking the exercises they're given and making the work that they do their own. man: larry? ♪ jesus' blood never failed me yet ♪ ♪ never failed me yet ♪ jesus' blood never failed me yet ♪ ♪ this one thing i know ♪ for he loved me so christopher: when you work collaboratively, and you work the way we work, you don't know what the result is going to be. we're not sort of result-oriented from the start. we're going to be taken someplace that we can't predict, that we can't conceive of from the point at which we begin. ♪ this one thing i know ♪ for he loved me so ♪ jesus' blood never failed me yet ♪ ♪ never failed me yet ♪ jesus' blood never failed me yet ♪ hixson: i like to think of goat island as a little society where things are exchanged. and when you have an idea and put six people's hands on it, things grow in directions i could have never imagined. ♪ never fai

so we have a cake and eat it too in a sense ok interesting christopher what do you think about that and what is the role of the state in all of this i mean some of mention a number of things the number of friends you have or what kind of relationship you have i mean that's something the state really well i certainly hope doesn't have anything to do with now in the future i mean how do you put how do you make some kind of algorithm for that because i couldn't even imagine that. well first of all it's not true to say that poorer countries are in any way happier than other rich countries within countries rich people are invariably apia than poor people and the rich societies around the world are generally happier than poor ones you will get some countries such as boots on and. some of the some indonesian countries some of the poorer countries are you might expect not to be quite so happy are surprisingly happy in the various reasons for that one major variable for example is religion sounds a good history of belief. and having a belief in god has been shown in many studies to increase your

and data expert at the new economics foundation center for wellbeing and also in london we have christopher snowden he's a research fellow at the institute of economic affairs all right gentlemen this is crossed i mean as you can jump in anytime you want to march do you believe in an index of happiness because we all know it g.d.p. is we can all follow the stock markets and we know what financial institutions are doing if they're going up or down we know about mortgages we know just about everything you can imagine about the economy except for maybe a people are happy. i think we should i believe we already have the gallup well-being index the united states so we already are setting precedent i think we need a new accounting system not simply another index but an accounting system that actually measures well being ok christopher what do you think about that can you do it can you i can measure g.d.p. but can a how could how do you measure happiness all you can do really is ask people how happy they feel generally on a scale of zero to ten and people generally say in reasonably wealthy wester

and intellectual level i understand what happened to christopher that he had evolved because the drug was in psychotic state he and psychotic break it was not in possession of his good mind when he took his life. but there is a part of me that as his mother of twenty eight years still doesn't understand how such a sound stable. vital happy young man could have devolved that fast. and that far three days before his death chris could bathing stop shaving and his behavior became erratic he also confided in a fellow officer that he wanted to kill himself yet no one intervened. christopher was very concerned with other people he picked up the moniker nine one one when he was in class call it continue to follow him to college and so the marines nine one one shay anytime anywhere for anybody one of the things that's hurtful and most to me is that when i continue to review and review in my mind the days that led up to the instance of christie that no one was there for him it's one of the pieces of this i find hardest to accept after his death a marine corps would claim there had been no warni

mail dot com for more information about the christopher you can also check out our facebook page or the website of the activist group cofounded peaceful uprising or. all the cold space programs across the world used to be to put a man on the moon time change the challenge now is to put a man on the moon and keep him there russia nasa are now working to do just that they're in talks to build that manned research colonies on the moon in the next decade artie's tom barton reports. to put a man on the move to keep him there that's the aim for space exploration in the coming decade according to a plan unveiled by moscow's academy of sciences' choice was billed as the words of mankind cannot stay where it is now for a long time we have been successful in exploring near earth's case it's time to move beyond politics the goal is to put on man. by two thousand and twenty with landing stations as dabblers by twenty twenty two which will start the process of building a permanent manned base their own on the minute the moon is that all well say scientists we actually know surprisingly little about

>> it was the campus which would be there between clarendon, christopher drive, claremont, all of the way to parnassus. >> thank you. >> can i just ask them? >> yes, mr. pilpel? >> to john stone, what is the other corner there? the southeast corner of the highlighted area, clarendon and johnstone? the northwest corner is judah? south of there, , is that correct? can you just walk me through getting from their along the south? what are those named streets, or how do you describe that, is what i'm trying to figure out. >> and then christopher. >> uh-huh. >> that is on the other side. >> that is crest mont. that is the cabinet. >> ok. and i guess my problem with this is not in describing it, crestmont and some point there, and it is to a point north, at fourth, it becomes very difficult to describe. >> difficult for whom? >> to the consultants, the lawyers, you know? rather than speak for them, consultants, would this be difficult to describe? >> it looks straightforward with the id tool. >> it certainly is a census block, no question, but the streets do not connect, so in terms of descr

christopher chambers from georgetown university. linda gasparello, the vice president, we are suddenly hearing from him and taking notice. he is well-known for talking all the time, but suddenly people are listening. >> it is extraordinary. joe biden has been sent out to deliver -- it has been five of rein in speeches, what did administration has called framing speeches. he just did a lot -- he just delivered one in new york. he delivered one about manufacturing. in florida, retirement savings, new hampshire, about taxation, and he has won more that escapes me right now. at the same point, these speeches have been important because it shows how the president has relied on the vice president in a way other presidents and did not. if you remember, the vice president for franklin delano roosevelt had called the vice president of both -- and the and aresident's seat a bucket of warm spit. this vice president has been important in the decision to withdraw from iraq. >> it was the other vice president who was important in the decision to

our community is really delighted that not only george christopher playground but also the glen canyon rec center is included right now in your list in the park bonds measure. and we do urge you to approve that. we really thank you for all your work on this part bonds measure. we think the recreation and park department for all the input that they have had. i just want to say that our committee will work very hard to let our community know about the importance of the park bond measure. thank you. >> [inaudible] >> good afternoon, commissioners. mr. ginsberg. i am a 12-year tenant of the harbor. i am here to the object strenuously -- [inaudible] oh, no. i was speaking for the harbor. i am sorry. you call me out of -- sorry. >> [inaudible] >> hello. i only have a minute and a half? ok. my name is sally. i am here with the san francisco forest alliance. the discussion about trails in the bond that you heard was not the entire truth. the 2008 bond, they had those three criteria, but the trails the could be paid for were only in natural areas. the trellis and three-quarters of the city's pa

isn't romney christopher the racist for pointing that out?n your head because it's in his head. that is idiotic. >> andrea: that's liberalism. >> greg: not all liberals are like this. >> andrea: it's not all but a lot -- >> bob: there are some people out there could say obama's policies aren't working? >> greg: obama is not working. that is great. this ain't working. >> andrea: but even obama mentioned he was a little bit lazy. remember? >> bob: i'm not a racist. that's the first thing i thought about. >> eric: mediaite are very good. if you say something wrong, they call you out on it. not partisan by any means with the exception of tommy christopher who makes his business to be far left liberal as he can. if you remember, tommy christopher, the guy that went at it with breitbart. >> dana: if you are looking to be insulted you will find it everywhere. >> greg: true. especially around ladainian dan. coming up, stories so exciting we might not show them to you. one lucky women will have his or her lawn mowed by dana perino. that's true. that's

recently we've been spending a lot of time on the show speaking about the case of tim de christopher the activist who's serving two years in prison for violating the offshore oil and gas leasing reform act of making false statements to the government now it turns out that tim is the only one who violated the offshore oil and gas reform act and he isn't the only one who made false statements to the government he apparently two big oil companies are also guilty of both of those things but seeing as how they're not really scary environmental activists they will be facing any jail time for basically two oil companies got us an energy corporation and as a key interest they entered into a written agreement in two thousand and five not to bid against each other in these auctions and then to give the land acquired amongst themselves ensuring that the amount of money they had to pay the government paid to the government would be kept low so basically you have two companies striking backroom deals and what do you know turns up about the legal record of justice decided to go after them and in a

christopher, do you think this will eat into that lead? >> you know, i think it's a three-day story that's going away, especially when we look at the republicans' dismal record on issues that matter to women. look at what they're doing around the country. they're passing these vaginal ultrasound bills. they're refusing to vote on things like the violence against women act. you got scott walker repealing the state version of the lilly ledbetter law. you got mitt romney saying, we'll get back to you on that, and then not condemning republicans who overwhelming voted against fair pay for women in the house and the senate. i think, listen, the republicans want to change the debate into this issue. it was wrong what hilary rosen said, but doesn't make up for years of republicans moving further and further to extremist positions on women's issues. >> what do you say to that, angela? >> christopher, i want to let you know that women care more about the contraceptives, women care more about dealing with tax-earned credits. $500 per child tax credi

christopher brandley says former classmate caleb butler trashed his vehicle in a drunken rage.eb claims christopher tried to run him over. >> judge judy: from where did you know him in the past, mr. brandley? >> i knew him by dating an ex. >> judge judy: why didn't you get along? >> just we never connected heads at all. we just never got along. it seemed like he always wanted to start drama with me when i was dating that girl, and we never talked. it's just we always heard the drama from other people saying we talked this, we talked that. >> judge judy: what happened with your arrest, mr. butler? >> i was detained for a day and a half and released on my own personal recognizance. >> judge judy: and what happened to the case? >> it was dropped as far as i know. >> judge judy: what do you mean as far as you know it was dropped? >> this is my release paper. it says that i'm not supposed to have contact with chris, that i'm not supposed to drink alcohol or possess firearms and nothing would be charged on me as long as i abided by those. >> judge judy: i'd like to see the piece of p

i'm christopher pepper, a health education teacher at balboa high school. i'm just here to support this measure. we do have the health programs department giving us some good backing. and i really want to be a model program this proposal that i really like is to strengthen the health education class that i taught at the ninth grade. i think that is the direction we need to move in supporting the help the district. i would like -- i will be available to speak to you more. >> my name is michael baxter. i work for the department of public health where i have been for 25 years and i direct youth programs and primary care. i'm happy to see that burden high school this year, we actually implemented eight hours a week in the pilot program and it is going badly as the. i would like you to support this resolution. this is an amazing time. and i have worked for the district for decades at this point. and i'm thrilled to be working with this team and the people in the health programs office. i know i'm going to exceed my one minute, but i do want to let you know that

let me welcome christopher phillips and talk about "constitution cafe". chris has been working for a number of years to encourage civil discourse in conversation about issues that are important to us. in 2001 he authored socrates' cafe which was an african dialogue on questions of philosophical and other social import. and unquestioning and discussion. there are 600 socrates' cafes operating around the world where people gathered to discuss important philosophical issues. "constitution cafe" began as an effort to address constitutional literacy and apathy. what chris refers to as the untouchable nature of the u.s. constitution. jefferson would be appalled by the fact the we made the constitution scriptural. jefferson in talking about the constitution says this. some men look at constitutions with sanctimonious reverence and been one like the arc of the covenant too sacred to the touch. they ascribe to wisdom more than human and suppose what they did to be beyond amendment. but as new discoveries are made and new truths disclosed and opinions change with a