and as dr. moore says, i don't think he is too far off the mark, we better get down to thinking about it. i don know he's talking about nobel price winners and scientists and people of high power and high intellect way beyond anything that i could aspire to. but i sense, instinctively, that this is a time of change. this is a time where we have a kind of critical responsibility for those who will come after us to make some changes that will sustain life and not only that, make it better. and so, there we go. i think that's where we step out after this class, that's where i hope this class will move on to begin to inculcating people and get the dialogue going. but now let me hear some of your insights or some of your good thoughts. we've got, well let's go to janet and then suzanne. go ahead, janet. >> i'm just a beginning religious studies student and so i haven't thought about it with the depth that you have. but one thing i notice is that as i was reflecting on my final exam, is it seems like water

dr -- i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry. commissioner sugaya. >> thank you. in contrast to commissioner moore, i can't help but think when this was laid out that those little wedge shape pieces may not totally have been intentionally placed there, but they were there because of the way the buildings were designed and laid out and the way the streets curve. and, therefore, they were kind of left over spaces where buildings didn't naturally fit. but, on the other hand, right in a row with each other up the hill. so, maybe there was some conscious planning going on at that time. and whether or not there are tons of open space on top of the hill, this is a completely different kind of open space situation. and i think that, you know, the more we try to completely infill every piece of land in the city that we have, you know, the less and less i think it becomes livable. and quite in contrast to whoever testified that families only want recreation space and they did not mention open space is a very telling kind of survey to me. if that's the situation, then this city is in sad shape because that t

dr. easley attempts to get through to laron moore.  >>> i'm lori wilson.e's what's happening. opposition leaders continue to protest decreases by the president. >>> three maintenance workers were injured in washington. the fire was briefly evacuated. >>> president obama took his daughters shopping in a book store in support of small business saturday picking up some christmas gifts. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >> last call. come on. >> at the louisville metro department of corrections jail, lunchtime means the cellophane-wrapped meals most everyone here calls szabos. >> the reason we call them szabos is because years ago our vending company was called szabo and they made the sandwiches at the time. and we no longer use them, but the name stuck with the sandwiches. >> would you eat that szabo right now? >> no, i would not. >> why? >> why? well, for one thing inmates prepare it. >> inmates like brian walden. >> what you do is you lay five rolls, four pieces of bread with two pieces of mustard, two p

moore, news4. >>> the head of the montgomery county school system is laying out plans for the future. dr. joshua starr delivered his first state of the school address in bethesda this morning. he need to do more, he says, to understand the students and their needs. they need to be free of the programs that place too much emphasis on standardize ed test >> we need our children to be good problem solvers. they learn how to solve problems, by solving problems, not being tested on the theoretical steps of problem solving. >> he's looking for new instructionalaterials to go along with the emphasis on creative teaching. >>> do you know your rights? coming up next, why your boss might demand access to your personal cell phone. >>> the child sex scandal that's rocking the bbc. how it's reaching one of america's most famous newsrooms. >>> a bombshell break-up. justin bieber's emotional words after >>> long lines for a highly anticipated movie and one of hollywood's biggest couples heads to splitsville. >>> kit hoover with acce"access hollywoo hollywood". one of the most popular couples called it q

dr. oz. >> a maryland nursing home is facing scrutiny following the death of a patient. our fox 5 investigation uncovered a history of health and safety violations at saint thomas moore nursingome. sherry lee is here now with more. >> maryland's health department tell fox 5 it has serious concerns. state inspections have found deficiencies over the last several years. it has so many problems, the facility has been on a nationwide medicare list of nursing homes with poor quality care and it hasn't shown improvement. the state has investigated numerous complaints at the facility this year including one three months ago when a patient died. >> they failed to respond appropriately in an emergency situation and failed to provide the proper care to this patient which resulted in the subcutaneous emphysema. >> did this patient die as a result of improper medical care? >> that's how it appears, yes. >> tonight on fox 5 news at 10:00, hear from a former patient and the state's stunning revelations about the facility's problems. >> stunning and alarming rev nations. thank you. >> today was absolutely positively gorgeous. we had to turn on the air conditioner here. it was hot. >> i kno

dr. fahoum said- you know, the 68-year-old gentleman who hasn't had one day- he's not unlike in the previous class professor robert moore with his institute for world spirituality- he says, "we've got to make a new heaven and a new earth. we've got to create a society that overcomes ese differences." for them, the survival is obvious on a day-to-day basis when their friends- as you say, janet- leaders, people who speak out like this, can be killed. as a matter of fact, we had to be very careful to have representatives from each group- and this is something that was beyond our comprehension. they said, "well, if you're going to talk to this person, you make sure he's on camera, and this person's on camera," and we just said, "fine, okay. just give us your directions." so that's the kind of thing we experienced there. yeah, virginia? >> i was thinking as i was watching these different people how hard it is for americans who are maybe diversified but we are isolated from the majority of these things to understand the tension in which they live. if they say hi to somebody and that person says, "i'll slit your throat- what d

dr. miller, and his wife nicolette for hosting us here at virginia state. thank you all so much. for the wonderful welcome, this warm welcome, i also want to recognize mayor moore for his leadership and his service. he's here today as well. and i want to also thank your wonderful former first lady, ann holden, for her remarks. i know that her husband, governor tim kaine, is going to be an outstanding senator for the state of virginia. but most of all, i want to thank all of you. it is so good to see so many faces, so many young people. so many folks all over the region. it sounds like you're fired up and ready to go. and believe me, i am fired up and ready to go myself because in four days, we get the opportunity to re-elect a man who is decent and honest, can i say that again? decent and honest. a man whose courage and integrity we have seen every day for the last four years. you know who i'm talking about. the man i have loved for 23 year, my husband, president barack obama. and let me tell you, i love you too, but let me explain something to all the fellas. i want you to know, what it takes, what really made me fall in love with barack all those years ago. b