he has like an eagle kite. first time i heard this i thought the sound and his reaction sounds ielgts i havy to me. i will point out the rod is ranked into frame. it is bending in the direction of the eagle so maybe it was legit. >> completely possible. >> he was by himself, possibly how do you practice? >> what do you think about this video? is it real? is it fake? weigh in on our facebook page. >>> next cat video is behind. >> door number three. >> you have to see the great escape. >> this cat really wants >>> working out can be really boring. you have to figure out ways to switch things up. this guy figured out how to exercise with your cat. we have had the cats on the show before. the same guy created a video how to do yoga with your cats and he is using shorty and cody. you start with the prayer position. >> that cat is patient. >> you can do the downward dog while the cat waits. you can do the lion king,s and basically pick up the cat and freeze him into the air and the cuddle cat sauna. >> usual will i w

here comes an eagle. what's going on with all of you eagles? >> yes jump over to clara island where we have another animal unusual friendship. this is a mama cat, but which is not like the others? >> she is nursing the ducks? >> they went and got an expert, and the expert believes their attempting to suckle. >> the world is not that crazy, sorry. >>> what's up? dropping in. >> we're looking alt three videos from ebaums world. >> play along [ male announcer ] a north atlantic lobster tail alongside a tender sirloin steak. it's sizzler's steak and lobster sensation for just $16.99! sizzler. >>> how about we check in with some real or fake videos. >> here is video number one. >> looks like a pizza delivery. >> he is picking off toppings. >> maybe he realized they say saw s&l free, so they're taking it off. >> good point. >> that could be, he got the order wrong. >> i hope it's fake. >> i'm going to say real because it's not that crazy. >> tell us this is fake. the fact that it has a russian adds a little authenticity. >> because it's russian it's

>> a fisherman loses his catch to a bald eagle. but there is one little problem. >> crap, crap, crap! >> it was still attached to the line. >> and he looks like a typical 5-year-old, right? wait until you see what this small wonder can do. >> amazon or wonder woman? >> next on >>> gallon smashing internet craze reached around the world. this one from australia. and maybe a little bit of karma involved. oh. >> oh, serves you right, buddy. >> that kid smashes two gallons of milk on the supermarket floor. slips on the milk and smashes his face. whole gallon smashing thing started with some brothers and a kous ub from virginia. remember, these pranks, we had the videos on the show. those videos wentviral. they are credited with starting this whole internet craze. if you remember, their actions led them to face charges of the silly prank. >> people are still doing this. i thought it was over with. >> hopefully this video will be the official end to this video. this guy if he did, in fact, broke his jaw, this is an example of what could

because it's raining dead eagles. it is time you smug eco-nuts learn there is no magical fuel source that doesn't have cursed, monkey paw-like consequences, except, of course, the cursed monkey-powered car. it's fool proof-- if you're stuck in traffic, just pet the paw and the roads will clear but you can't see the road because your glass broken and you'll never be able to read all those books! damn you! that's why i'm issuing a firm wag of my man paw at wind turbines, or as i now call them, eagle grinders. ( laughter ) the worst part is they are getting away with sky murder because while the obama administration has prosecuted oil companies, when birds drown in waste pits, and power companies when birds are electrocuted by power lines, they have never prosecuted a wind energy company. >> and know why. if a politician said i will call a hearing to break big oil, everybody cheers. but if you shout, "i will break big wind," they just laugh at you. ( laughter ) ( applause ) and the wind lobby's massive influence led one

the eagle ford continues to give us upside surprise after upside surprise.s truly a world-class oil field. >> you actually put it in terms we all understand. you said this is the biggest in 40 years. >> yeah, it truly is. we believe it's the largest asset in north america net to any one company since prudhoe bay, which is 40 years ago and eog is fortunate enough to have captured it. >> also largest in the bakken which i know you said is starting to drop off. but because of the way you built all those railroads, you're going to make a ton of money anyway. >> yeah, the bakken is really a -- turned out very nicely for us. in fact, what we noted on our earnings called today, our reinvestment rate of return in the bakken for the first quarter rivalled our reinvestment rate of return in the eagle ford, and that's quite a statement, because eagle ford is knocking out the rate of return. >> now, you did hint that delaware basin could be a third, but it would be -- to be equal to the bakken eagle ford is almost impossible, right? >> yeah, it -- it would be pretty dif

not the lovely eagles ladies. men, not so much. >> jess, do you have something we don't have to bleep? >> i am pretty sure you don't have to bleep this. everybody is focusing on the negativity of peeing. i like to think of it as he is celebrating a refund by masterbating on the building. >> look, he does like to think that about a lot of things. >> i can imagine all kinds of sports figures masterbating on buildings. >> i think we will have our 11:00 p.m. on saturday. >> greg started this. >> i did. tara, i want to ask you a question. james carvill is on another network and he says the major scandals with the irs will be over in 30 days. do you agree? do you think this is going away? >> we are not known for our attention span in the media. it very well could go away. as things come out, if the president -- i will put my political strategist hat on, but the president needs -- >> i don't see it. >> it is invisible. the president needs to act boldly and swiftly. if the investigations -- there are like 8,000 investigat

why don't you tell us your story. >> my grandfather is an eagle scout and my older brother is an eagle scout. so i had to be an eagle scout. no question about it. started in the cub scouts. my father, you know, he was my best friend's father at that time and went through cub scouts, and then turned to boy scouts, somewhere around 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, taking me until i was 17 to get my eagle scouts. and it was just a real positive experience for the whole thing. >> but you chose to come out and to exit, why? >> yeah, i ended up going to cal. i stayed on it to give back. >> this is just a wonderful program. and i was also in the program at cal. i ended up wanting to be more honest about who i was. i ended up being discharged and at the same time i felt like it was wrong. i quietly walked away from the troop and didn't engage scouting until this controversy started with ryan and jason and from my local troop, troop 212 when he was kicked out for being gay. >> now, your experience in scouting, how do you view this change? is it going far enough? should it include scout masters? >> i think t

today there is big reason to cheer. >> casey leonard is an eagle scout and told abc 7 news he's thrilled with the decision to accept all scouts like him. but sees it only as a partial victory. >> policy for adult leaders like myself remains unchanged i'm still not allowed to participate because an openly gay adult leader. >> there is a step in the right direction and been a long time. >> the vote came as a huge win for wendel baker and his son. >> it makes scouting safer for the youth and boys they can say who they are. they don't have to worry about getting kicked out. >> the bakers supported the resolution since fall when the openly gay scout was rejected in a bid to become an eagle scout. 15-year-old matias thinks the decision is good for all scouts. >> one value is kindness, being fair. and to everybody. and now, we can do that. effectively. >> we quit the boy scouts. >> this parent says the inclusion means her family sout. >> we don't feel that that program would be the right one for our family anymore. our troop voted and we'll be all pulling out. >> i didn't sign up to be a sex co

and golden eagles.h of the deaths is a federal crime. but according to an associateed press investigation, wind farms have gotten a complete pass. the obama administration not only hasn't prosecuted wind farns, it's actively shielded the industry from liability. is this a case of crony capitalism? robert, explain, this is a field you are very familiar with. explain what the law says and who is getting in trouble? >> well, thank you, shannon. one quick point. we haven't seen any bald eagles killed yet or documented cases of a bald eagles killed by wind turbine. but the two laws at issue are the migratory bird treaty act, one of the oldest federal wildlife laws in america and the equal protection act. in the thraft three or four years, we have seen at least 60 golden eagles killed by wind projects across the u.s., mainly in wyoming and california. there is yet to be a single prosecution, under the eagle protection act or the migratory bird treaty act, though we be there is widespread killing by wind turb

. >> my grandfather was an eagle scout my father, my older brother was an eagle scout. so it was kind of i have o be an eagle scout. it started in cub scouts. my father was the den leader of all my best friends' father. went through cub scouts and turned to boy scouts. and it took me until 1 to get my egg -- until 17 to get my eagle scout. it was a really positive thing. >> but you chose to come out and exit why? >> i ended up going to cal and i'm from moraga. i stayed on as assistant scout master as a troop. and i was also in a program at cal. and i ended up wanting to be more honest about who i was and being discharged on the don't ask don't tell and i thought it was wrong so i quietly walked away from the troop and didn't engage scouting until this controversy started with ryan and from my local troop in moraga when he was kicked out for being gay. >> your experience in scouting, how do you view this change? and is it going far enough? should it include scout masters? >> i think it should. i think that is the best place for scouting to be for many reasons. i think th

if you look closely you'll see that the center piece is an eagle. the eagle holds an olive branch to show that united states will always seek peace. let me say not only peace, but the united states will always seek solutions to problems. we're a pragmatic people that like to have a problem [speaker not understood] and do something about it. and the other talon the eagle holds arrows to show that the united states understands that if you're going to be successful and effective in seeking peace, you must be strong. and i would say strong, and i'll use that word a little bit more loosely and say competent. you must be able to do things. so, if you take that image and you have objectives on the one talon and capability on the other, and you marry them together, that's what we in the united states have been doing, particularly since the end of world war ii. then there we were having propelled the three worlds to victory. the other of us having seen we had an aggressive adversary on our hands and looking back what a horrible last century or so, we had to

get their eagle scout award, the highest rank that scouting has to offer.he effective leaders in the scouting units, we think that the parents and the scout masters will look at the kids and see these are good role models. we don't want to prevent them from being leaders once they turn 18. >> there is also, a possible threat to scouting, because you've got religious groups who support more than 70% of the troops ott there divided on this the latter day saints, the mormons say they have no objection to this, but other groups are fiercely opposed. >> the biggest opponents so far has been the southern baptist convention, which are threatening to walk away. but they haven't since the vote made a formal statement one way or the other. earlier this week, the catholic church sent our group, scouts for equality, a letter saying they're excited about the future of scouting, regardless of the way the vote went. so we're feeling confident. there will be a few folks who walk away and we're very sorry about that. we don't want to kick anybody out of the program. we want

they couldn't earn their eagle awards.and allow gay adults to be scout leaders as well. a pair of female cellphone snatchers are targeting students in the dublin area.several recent incidents happening at the end of the school day. two female adults asking students to borrow the phones before stealing them. the dublin unified school district says so far there has been 3-cellphone theft incidents involving students from dublin high school, valley high, and wells middle school san francisco police tried out a new way to help prevent cell phone theft. officers handed out flyers on 19th avenue in the sunset district.warning people the dangers of distracted walking. that's when people are paying more attention to their cell phones and electronic devices than their surroundings. police say it makes people an easy target for thieves. and that's not the only reason way. there has also been a rash of fatalities in the area. four people were run over and killed in february and march of this year one woman is lucky to be alive. polic

. >> i've heard several boys say i'm done, and they'll be within a year of getting their eagle.nd getting your eagle is a very, very difficult thing to do. >> i think that that sexual discussion needs to be at home with the parents. >> reporter: the change will go into effect next year. dale hurd, cbn news. >> george: well, growing up with his missionary parents in latin-america, steven carnel suffered from autism. some cost doubt on his future. >> wendy: today, as you'll see in this report from the international mission board, he has exceeded all expectations. he tells us his own story, starting with hi cartoon character, steboono. >> steboono was having a call from the lord that he must go to a far country. at that time he didn't know what the meaning was, except he had to go out and learn the language and the gospel and get a new armor. a different armor represents growth. >> i started drawing mongo when i was 16 years old, not so i could become famous or rich. but the main purpose of the mongo is that children, teenagers, and a lot of people would know who their creator is i

i know the eagle had sound and the lone star lost it in the hand over. will any patio that used to have sound be able to apply for the sound permit? >> this isn't about a grandfathering. it's creating a new or expanding the permit to cover the areas. they still have to go through the process to get the permit and of course with limited live performance can you only do it until 10:00 o'clock at night and there are other limitations on it and it's limited compared to a full permit. one of the goals of the legislation is -- i didn't mention all of the ways we're expanding the authority of the commission, without taking any enforcement away from the police to provide enforcement -- parallel enforcement by the commission. the police will and often be involved but there are sometimes right now only the police can respond when the police might have more significant things to deal with and [inaudible] in the police department and having that commission, having that possibility -- so for example if someone decides not to get permits at all right now the entertain

a bald eagle stealing a fish off the hook.ameraman said the eagle also made off with his bait and fishing line too. patti ann? >> as you're getting ready for work this morning, you may want to read ingredients in all those lotions, creams and makeups you're using. some could contain deadly toxins. here to explain is safe beauty expert, industry expert david pollin. we worry about the food we drink, -- food we eat and water we drink. >> up to 60% of ingredients we put into our body can be absorbed into our body. we need to look at what's on the ingredient statement. i've done work for almost every major brand, not just makeup but even skin care and personal care. over the years i've watched family members and friends fight the battle of cancer. it's been a tough battle. being in the room when a doctor tells you that if it's this type of cancer, it's because of this chemical or this type of cancer because of this chemical, i had to ask. they said we don't know all but we know certain ingredients cause certain problems. i said i'

perfect place for two eagles to be. it doesn't work out.lock up and they crash to the ground. this photograph caught this. somebody caught this in duluth, minnesota. isn't it amazing. locked their talon, crashed on to the runway. that minnesota airport. couldn't be separated. before slamming into the tarmac. anyway, the birds were taken to wildlife rehabilitation center, covered with blankets, jackets, held down by straps. the ruckus in the truck. the bird jumped out. another made to st. paul raptor center. being rehabbed. >> quite a sight. >> looked like they made it to the ground okay. one flew away. >> they'll be okay. >> that's a really cool picture. >>> here's a cool study, 34,000 single men and women in the u.s. were asked the same question. who is the sexiest person and where are they from? we have a winner -- the sexiest place, women, men. >> men find that women from colombia are the sexiest. they're calling this the sophia vergera effect, from colombia. not the only beautiful woman, from colombia, and shakira from colombia. apparen

if you look closely you'll see that the center piece is an eagle. the eagle holds an olive branch to show that united states will always seek peace. let me say not only peace, but the

reality is we may end up around where we are now about a million barrels a day total from aachen and eagle ford and probably within the next three four years we're going to start down that general arc of depletion and then it'll all be over by about between two thousand and seventeen two thousand and twenty right james howard kunstler out of time thanks so much for being on the kaiser report a pleasure. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with mate max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guests the james howard kunstler of comstock dot com if you'd like to send us an e-mail please do you have ties a reported r t t v dot are you. saying. i . they played in a family jazz band together. hijack a plane together. just send them from music to tara. twenty five years old questions still remain. just bad hijack. a clear image of iraq after a facial. twenty day taxi trip through the country. the roads full of dangerous. clear evidence from north to south. the roots of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. taxi on r.t. . if. russia says it will go ahe

and, so, jan eagle son with the america's cup may be able to speak better to that. we made it publicly known we were holding an open house basically and 150 people showed up at the open house. >> i'm just trying to understand how you made it publicly known. i live across town, i wouldn't be as deeply affected. how did you do it? >> we didn't put any public notices out as far as facebook or e-mails or anything like that. again, jim may be able to talk better about it. >> okay. >> it was widely known enough that 150 people showed up at the public forum as well as three media stations and, so, it was out there enough that people knew about it. >> okay. >> so, we held two large neighborhood meetings march 14th and a follow-up on march 21st. we had our first neighborhood steering committee meeting on march 25th. we've had follow-up meetings every week since then. we've held with the neighborhood steering committee as well as various neighborhood groups. we've invited the sfpd, the sf fire department and sfmta to discuss specifically their concerns about police, safety, a

reality is we may end up around where we are now about a million barrels a day total from aachen and eagle ford and probably within the next three four years we're going to start down that general arc of depletion and then it'll all be over by about between two thousand and seventeen two thousand and twenty right james howard kunstler at a time thanks so much for being on the kaiser report a pleasure. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with mate max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guests the james howard kunstler dot com if you'd like to send us an email please do ties or reported our to t.v. dot are you. saying. he . in your. blog tom arbonne in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. two prominent republicans have come out and said that the grand old party needs to seriously rethink its governing approach will other members of the party wake up and realize that their radical policies are isolating them from mainstream america also think tanks in washington are supposed to be independent institutions of policy ana

this is the american bald eagle. we get them out of the conservancy in colorado.e eagles when they die and everything for native american rituals. you have to apply for it. this is an american wheel prayer symbol. it's carved out of the elk bone. i wasn't for sure whether the feather would cancel out this, you know, the medallion, or this. >> obviously if you're going to wear a religious article, one at a time. i don't have a problem with that being in the cell. the feather and you taking that as well. i think we'll be fine with that. because you're not going to wear the feather. >> no, no. >> i don't see that that would be an issue. >> you have so little in prison and everything. the spiritual becomes vastly important. >> i would say during my early years, they done the right thing by locking me up. i was too messed up. i really was. and i hope that when i do die, that people can look back and say well, the person that he did become in his later years would bear no resemblance to the person he was when he was 18, 19, 20. i wish i could get out. i totally understa

reality is we may end up around where we are now about a million barrels a day total from aachen and eagle ford and probably within the next three four years we're going to start down that general arc of depletion and then it'll all be over by about between two thousand and seventeen two thousand and twenty right james howard kunstler at a time thanks so much for being on the kaiser report a pleasure. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with mate max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guests james howard kunstler of constant dot com if you'd like to send us an e-mail please do so at kaiser reported r t t v dot are you. a clear image of iraq story. twenty day taxi trip through the country. the road full of danger. clear evidence from north to south. of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. talks e t you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the

it's only four counties in north dakota and it involves maybe ten counties in all in texas and the eagle ford region and you know all the rest of the oil in the united states is in depletion so the idea that we're going to become energy independent or there we're going to become a greater export of this saudi arabia is ridiculous but you know it's not because it's a conspiracy it's because the public and even our leaders want to believe that with that we don't have a problem with our energy. sector because of the sunk costs and stranded assets of our way of life when i had james howard kunstler what is the red queen center home. well the red creek queen syndrome is named for the character and through the looking glass one of the alice in wonderland books and alice came upon the red queen and the rig queen was running when when alice came upon her and alice said why are you running in the red queen said i have to run as fast as i can to stay where i am and that's exactly the situation with the bokken north dakota shale oil program or which is that the that the wells deplete so rapidly tha

speaking as an eagle scout myself, i spent more than 12 years in the program. made me the man i am today, and taught me a lost incredible lifelong skills, gave me some of my best friends. i had some of my most important values. so this is an experience we want to be, you know -- accessible to all of america's young men. and the reality, if it they had maintained this ban on gay youth, they would have continued to move further and further from the mainstream from where the rest of america is. that's not something we want to have happen. we want the scouting experience available to all men and it is relevant and people want to participate. if you look at the polling data, even the self-identified conservatives, 45 to 42, support ending the ban on gay scouts. so i think that's really a testament about -- like jonathan was saying, where we are with discrimination not being an american value. equality being an american value. and how important this organization can be and why -- ending the ban is critical to maintaining its relevancy, to maintaining its relevancy in

those who have been detained we assume and this is again against our principles and against our legal eagle legal. history we are presuming that they're guilty of something even though we can't prove it and that's just the opposite of what our rule of law says that you're presumed innocent until proven guilty. this hunger strike do you think it will make a difference. well it might. i. obviously wish they didn't have the hunger strike i think it's not only bad and has permanent damage to those who are participating in it it damages the united states. around the world and our reputation. but. i don't know if it's going to make a difference or not. what if someone dies there but i think it's terrible it's terrible particularly if it's someone who has been precluded by all of our government agencies and should have been released i think that's a terrible black eye for the united states. the new york times has recently published the plea of a yemeni national who's been imprisoned at guantanamo without charges of any kind for more than eleven years and here's what he writes no one seriously thin

. >> okay, just trying. [ laughter ] >> there's the eagles. >> you don't want the eagles. >> these are the nick -- >> ravens.>> >> the red hawks okay tony. >> red hawks. i started that one. >> tony, i like it. wouldn't it be great if i renamed the team.he >> we'll make t a resolution.olt >> we've deemed them the red hawks. >> in all seriousness i like it. >> thank you, sarah. >> rail service will be extended for any caps game extended past 11:00 p.m. they can take trains through 12:45 a.m. a there's an announcement at the verizon center on the night that extended service is offered onn those nights. >> members of montgomeryry county's executive office will appear to discuss the status off silver spring transit center. the $120 million project has been delayed by construction problems and cost increases. council members are calling on c the county's expect general to investigate the problems.e the center was supposed to open two years ago and major repairs are scheduled to begin this summer. >> we're following breaking news from the district of trinidad neighborhood. two men were shot j

what is not and how was your client actually spotted from it well basically operation vision eagle is a program that was put into effect by the part of homeland security right after cardinal issued two memos right wing extremism left wing extremism and the right wing extremism memo that veterans are actually mentioned returning veterans as being people who need to be watched you know their government when i read those memos a person i thought was oh my gosh i'm guilty of it to anybody would be an extremist if you if you disagree with the obama administration so best but operational vision legally as it's a way to say that they want to do surveillance or returning veterans watch them if they get out of control basically anti-government sentiment they can be investigated and possibly civil exhibit a militia so are you saying that the u.s. government is targeting veterans as possible extremists. oh yeah they say if you read the right wing extremism memoir a commentary on our website relevant or you can read that but you know it's very clear vessels are actually mentioned as possible extr

runs it in for an eagle.wo-shot lead heading into sunday. >> giants are hosting the rockies today. they owned the g-men of late but the giants have their seventh walkoff homer of the season, and tenth walkoff victory. rockies on the board first. gonzalez, three hits two rbi's, and this one into the cove off barry zito. the it's tied in the seventh. 4-4. still in the seventh, runners on second and third, belt sprints home, appears to be safe but is called out. one of two missed calls by the home plate umpire. gets bruce bochy ejected for arguing. in the tenth inning, pagan rips one to triple alley, pagan is waved home. an inside the park home run? ees. -- yes. his first walkoff in the the park home run in san francisco giants history. >> i thought it was be to be a break so i was getting ready to run the businesses as far as -- run the bases as fast as i could, and the bull hit behind the fence, and i was hoping to be safe and give the team a win. >> very emotional roller coaster game, and, again, would have b

runs it in for an eagle.wo-shot lead heading into sunday. >> giants are hosting the rockies today. they owned the g-men of late but the giants have their seventh walkoff homer of the season, and tenth walkoff victory. rockies on the board first. gonzalez, three hits two rbi's, and this one into the cove off barry zito. the it's tied in the seventh. 4-4. still in the seventh, runners on second and third, belt sprints home, appears to be safe but is called out. one of two missed calls by the home plate umpire. gets bruce bochy ejected for arguing. in the tenth inning, pagan rips one to triple alley, pagan is waved home. an inside the park home run? ees. -- yes. his first walkoff in the the park home run in san francisco giants history. >> i thought it was be to be a break so i was getting ready to run the businesses as far as -- run the bases as fast as i could, and the bull hit behind the fence, and i was hoping to be safe and give the team a win. >> very emotional roller coaster game, and, again, would have b

here is one parent. >> he is an eagle scout.ke, he doesn't deserve to not to walk across the stage with the rest of his friends he has known since preschool. >> reporter: get this, jerry farwell, jr. he is driving through town and sees the story on the local news. notice that he wearing the t-shirt because highs his sister goes to school there. he offers cole a full scholarship at liberty university which is the biggest christian school in the world. a hundred thousand students. jerry says they are trying to make him a villain because they don't like guns. >> megyn: wow! >> the school says we are still working with this thing. he is not going to walk with his class. two other educators, faculty members brought guns on campus and they were suspended for three days but no felony charges. >> megyn: we'll see. it's not over yet. good for liberty. >>> new questions about dzhokar tsarnaev's friends about hiding evidence and one phone call from them could have saved the life of the m.i.t. police officer. should they be charged? >>. >>

it's also the definition of the eagles. so obviously there's plenty of blame to go around, folks, including blaming -- and i can't believe i'm saying this -- the voters. because there's a new study in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences or p-nas that says partisanship goes deeper than we thought. >> liberal and conservative study participants were given two bucks to spend on a light bulb and had to choose between a 50 cent incan cecent bulb or the $1.50 compact fluorescent bulk. both chose the efficient bulb but if it was labeled with a sticker that said protect the environment those who identified themselves as politically moderate or conservative were less likely to buy that light bulb. >> stephen: of course they won't buy it now its a liberal light bulb. it will let you screw it in before you're married to it. but if we're all on teams now, to get conservatives to buy eco-products, you're going to have to say they're bad for the planet. we're not going to buy 7th generation recycled toilet paper but we'll