he says his ark will have the same dimensions as the one described in the book of genesis. >> genesis could it be a metaphor? >> ham delivers his views about the ark and creation in 90-second radio spots that air, he says, on over 600 radio stations nationwide. he says his views are gaining traction, although they are not yet widely accepted in the religious community. but it's not ham's version of the creation that troubles reverend joseph phelps, pastor of the highland baptist church in louisville. it's the tax break that has been approved for the ark park. >> i honor anyone who has a different understanding of creation than i or my church might have. that's not the problem at all. it's when, as in the case of the theme park, when they want to ask for public monies in order to fund putting out their particular point of view. that's where we have a problem. >> it's not really a tax break, it's a tourism incentive, and what it is, it's actually a rebate on the sales tax generated at the particular facility. >> what it is is a tax rebate that would allow the ark park to recoup more tha

supervisor mirkarimi: the genesis of how i actually arrived at this particular seat is out of professional courtesy, i decided to sign on as a co- sponsor to supervisor farrell who took the lead in advancing the 55 foot proposal that he had been blessed by the planning commission. that was essential. i was certainly looking at had provided what ever support to his leadership on this particular proposal. i thought that was exactly the right direction, i thought it was aimed on behalf of both the communities and the project design by the booker t. family. i believe it was consistent with the intention of his predecessor. i was surprised and had communicated my surprise that the proposal in the compromise had been downgraded and that struck concern and caution with me, which is why we're here today. i do not want to lose sight of what the original premise was, which had been deliberate and on and approved by the planning department. what deviated from whatever the course of action was is why we are now hearing of concerns that may have not been best manage or, aided by neighbors. but it is th

and that recommendation was the genesis for this legislation. what i've done here is i should say from the outset is for supervisor mirkarimi's legislation that we have reported on and for supervisor farrell's legislation that we will report on, we do not have detailed information on what companies have paid in the way of payroll tax on stock options. the city does not require businesses to say here's your compensation, tell us your compensation for wages and salaries and then tell us your compensation for stock options. it's all one lump of compensation and it's all taxed at the same 1 1/2%. so consequently, we do not have records of what businesses have paid for in the way of tax on stock options. so what i have done here on this chart is basically, this is the simulation model of a business that's worth $5 billion when it goes public might pay. this is an i.t. company when it went public and the blue lines are what it's paying on the payroll tax salary, including the head count grows dramatically and accelerates when it grows public and slowl

the genesis of this is that the supervisor asked for my support of the 55-bit unit building. when her successor came in, it was the same exact request. we're not being fickle here, we are being consistent. it is important that with that continuity of supporting that project, this is exactly on track with everything that we have been sagging. we very much appreciate -- everything that we have been saying. we have had this conversation and we are arrived at the right place. >> thank you. i want to thank my colleagues for facilitating this and fort -- for shaping our dialogue on this issue so that we can have disagreements and do it respectfully. i do support this at 55 feet. i would have supported it at 65 feet. being a good organizer and being a school board member, i note how important is that we serve our young people. we are deficient and the services that we provide for our youth. we have a lack of affordable housing in our city. i think it is important that we maximize every dollar that we can spend on affordable housing. i have multiple sites in district 6 that i would l

gaining independence in two thousand and eight and were most of them it brought more international in genesis who was more cooperation with investment complex. mall first crisis for the future. why do recognition will remain as more. possibly with possibilities to achieve an international forum. so let's. syringes thank you for your time with us today. but there are killing innocents here or was it a call this a crisis and that's never answered. most often this cost me i think of it every day. i steal the flashlights from the memories and. assume i saw a long time this year trying you know. i was in shape. i was ashamed that i didn't. i was ashamed that i had money sure why i got more make up my legs i'm a lot. less in the modern. era with the vietnam war to. hand out to me where i was going i was or i think. that i was a good soldier. but you know most soldiers. on the other side and i think i'm just not good. to live not only next to the border of the gaza strip and egypt but also on the border of peace and war. and they're responsible not only for themselves. but also for their loved ones.

it is hard to find the genesis of the discrepancy. obviously at some point patton knew his diary would be turned into a book that was published posthumously as war as i know it and either he or somebody working with him or somebody who came along after him, the german build up to make him more prescient than he really was. that doesn't take away from his technical acumen. a few weeks later on december 12th after speaking with his very smart the 2 intelligence officer patton wrote in his diary we will be ready to assist the eighth corps in case the germans attacked. he had some help along the way but we do see an example of where patton's diary had been embellished and ultimately the typewritten version was published as the patent papers -- patton papers that you have to do some historical sleuthing. >> we will go right here first. >> i am sorry. >> ulysses s. grant's strategy aside, he tried to circle the germans and make a pocket. why did he do that in the battle of the bulge? that seemed like the obvious counterattack to flank and c

because when genesis bring in the harvest he likes to have a few friends and the old greek tradition. will go into the cellar where it's. there was a pretty big power of grapes to crush. the rights to take. is supposed to get everyone stomping away in a nice beautiful rhythm but lumia greek. looking around on fifty kilos of grapes takes some doing. and i was about to get more from them than a foot. and so i think. we definitely deserve a drink thank you very much. yes this is good. she was since continue into the evening but i wanted to take a stroll across a number of the regions nine months before i told my plane back to moscow. when it's windy even plenty of warning won't keep you warm. or save you is what caused his son max run a.t.v. tours along with. him off to tackling the dunes it certainly beats walking back to the hotel. it may have been getting chilly but as a born and bred seaside town i was sad to be leaving a black sea coast they may not post the infrastructure of some of the famous mediterranean resorts with months of sunshine and relatively low prices and no troublesom

and -- >> so the scientific legacy is really the genesis of all the re? >> is that co"rect?was@very outspoken lar on, on potical situations and social situations with the state of israel. >> what was remarkable about einstein'sscientific discovery? was it method as well as >> it was a matter of method. i mean, one thang thank's fascinating about him is at that time when he made his discoveries, he was, as i said before, a humblepat earnt clerk. there are two legends, one was working four hours on his patent application and@fou" hours on his work that he came out with in 1905. the other theory is he he was working on it eight hours a day under the table. it's unclear, both of those of legends. but the method, one thing that we've learned from the love let$ers is that he was well aware of the literature, read all of the primary sources from contemporary and soin one@ sense he cos from nowhere and on thether nd he's someone who is wl versed in the physics of the day. >> thihis is one of the volumes you were able to produce. tell us about this. >> this is volume seven@which cors

their findings dispute traditional scholarship in key places including the first chapter of genesis.ly a story that is simply bananas. her name is digit. she is 13 years old and she's been adopted by a couple who manage a zoo near leone in southern france. digit stays in their home at night and returns to the zoo's gorilla enclosure during the day. >>> this morning on "the early show" the recent e. coli outbreak in europe raises concerns about food safety here in the u.s. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." a lot of people think fiber can do one thing and one thing only, and those people are what i like to call wrong. take metamucil. sure it helps you keep regular, but it doesn't stop there. metamucil is the only leading fiber supplement with psyllium, which gels to help remove waste and reduce cholesterol. it can multi-multitask. it's so 2012. look at it! it's doing over a million different things right now. metamucil. ask more of your fiber. >>> a new poll shows that 40% of mortgage holders in this country making payments has become much more difficult for them in the

you have to follow it as we live in this tough neighborhood you seem to understand more about the genesis of democracy than people washington because for them it was it was a very long time ago i was you know i said years ago this was one of was a dispute with the four administrations they talked about democratization and by elections they allowed hamas to participate in the political process in the palestinian i mean hamas ones elections impose immediately non-democratic the dream islamist regime this is a case where to believe that israel's reaction if the state of palestine will be recognized and what may become the be a member of the united nations how would you react to the evidence or or or or you know a common thing about you know me of course. we claim and we have to warn all for m's. that any you want to call a porch and the palestinian easily protestant conflict is going to be very dangerous for western interests or similar good and tell us that what you claim why because if the palestinians don't have the option to not only go sure to find a settlement they would prefer it what

anyhow and you have to follow it as we live in this neighborhood you seem to understand more about the genesis of democracy then people washington because for them it was it was a very long time ago i was here i think years ago this was one of was a dispute with the form of many stations they talked about democratization of the body actions they allowed hamas to participate in the political course in the palestinian i mean a hamas one is elections in imposed immediately non-democratic a dream islamist and. this is a case where the israel's reaction if the state of palestine will be recognized and what may become the a member of the united nations how would you react to the evidence or or where or are you not commenting about you know being of course. we claim and we have to warn our friends at any unit all appalled in the palestinian in these early part of conflict is going to be very dangerous for western interests or secular good interests killing why because if the palestinians. have the option not only go shoot a final settlement they would prefer it what will come out of it we believe the

there is a whole new genesis to this whole grow their selves so you. can use and this is a very cool cancer now before the three leave the ground they've received some very fatherly advice from sarah gable cobbs father alexander himself. so you have gone so i would give is not to go straight to the illuminated to take a look outside and leave you had too much we might get space sickness sea sickness and thank you so much so straight away try to take care of yourself for the first few days you have a six month mission ahead when this crew takes off on the eight it will take them two days to dock at the i assess. lindsey cross right now in just a few minutes here in r.t. we explore the future of atomic energy which is once again being debated following japan's nuclear crisis notably coming your way after the business update with dmitri. very much for rory well despite the high oil price and a near balanced budget russia seems unable to stand capital without so the central bank says five billion dollars fled the country in may with the annual total expect

there if you hold on to your genesis there's this old growth is so you. can't use and this is going to really consider now before the three leave the ground they've received some very fatherly advice from sergei volkov other alexander himself because we're not. going so i would give these notes and go straight to the illuminated to take a look outside and move your head too much we might get space sickness just seasickness and don't do some soul straightaway try to take care of yourself for the first few days you have a six month mission ahead when this crew takes off on the eighth it will take them two days to dock at the i assess. in just a few minutes we explore the dangers of genetically modified products across the local business with victory. in a warm welcome to our business partners and despite the high oil price and a near balanced budget russia seems on able to stem capital outflow the central banks as pie billion dollars fled the country in may with the ideal total expected to be around thirty five billion dollars analysts believe it's largely

and the genesis of this whole grow cancer cells so. i'm using this is. really cancer when this crew takes off on the eight it will take them two days to duck out the i assess are you up to date on all the stories here are out for you but now it's time for the business of korea. hello welcome to business thanks for joining me cash strapped bella ruth finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel the country has won approval of a three billion dollar loan from russia i don't see why a spark that's inflation has skyrocketed by twenty percent in five months forcing the government to freeze some key food prices people have been desperately trying to buy foreign currency as the bear was lost almost half its value president lukashenko is also seeking financial help on the international monetary fund editor in chief of business new europe magazine says both russia and the i.m.f. are pushing for the market reforms but it isn't a serious crisis and you could argue that the crisis and the one which looks like will put off. keeping tight control of the economy h

genesis of. this growth is so you. aren't using this is going to reduce the chances now before the three leave the ground they've received some very fatherly advice from syria of all cobs father alexander himself because we're not. going so i would give is not to go straight to the illuminated to take a look outside and move the head too much we might get space sickness just like sea sickness and you don't do somersaults straightaway trying to take care of yourself for the first few days you have a six month mission ahead when this crew takes off on the eight it will take them two days to dock at the i assess. just a few minutes from now we discuss how russia's gas giant gazprom plans to conquer the german market as the country prepares to get rid of atomic energy that's after the business news with the. he's coming up next. thanks but we're actually going to stay on that topic gazprom c.e.o. alexei miller says the company would consider buying into a german energy giant eon no exact size of the stake has been mentione

there if you hold on to your genesis. this old growth is so you. can't use and this is. really cool chances now before this three leave the ground they've received some very fatherly advice from sergei volkov father alexander himself a cosmonauts so you have gone so i would give is not to go straight to the illuminated to take a look outside and move your head too much we might get space sickness seasickness and don't do some soul straightaway because you take care of yourself for the first few days you have a six month mission ahead when this crew takes off on day eight it will take them two days to dock out the i assess. well in a short while here in r.t. people of all of these guys will be debating what is better for the health of the eurozone bailout sort big for us well but for that dimitri we bring you all the latest business and stay with us for that here. thanks bill hello and welcome to business starts promise fired a warning shot at the e.u. over the hotly debated russian gas deliveries to europe. they say miller says if the current price model does not suit eu

want your genesis there's this old growth is so easy. and using this is. really. now before the three leave the ground they've received some very fatherly advice from surrogate all carbs father alexander himself because i'm not. here by so i would give is not to go straight to the illuminated to take a look outside and movie too much we might get space sickness sea sickness and don't do somersaults straightaway because you take care of yourself for the first few days you have a six month mission ahead when this crew takes up on the eight it will take them two days to duck out the i assess. when you can watch our special report on the hazards posed by genetically modified fish in a few minutes that's coming your way very shortly but first we have a business update. own a very warm welcome to the business bulletin gazprom c.e.o. alexei miller says the company would consider buying into a german energy giant eon now exact size of the stake has been mentioned gazprom sees it as a potential strategic investment and believe this could help relations with the e.u.'s nego

there is a whole new genesis there. grow cancer cells so. and using this is going to really. answer now before the three leave the ground they've received some very fatherly advice from sergei volkov father alexander himself because minot's. people and so i would give is not to go straight to the illuminated to take a look outside and move you had too much we might get space sickness just won't see sickness and don't do so much so straightaway try to take care of yourself for the first few days you have a six month mission ahead when you screw takes off on the eight it will take them two days to duck out the eye assess. karnataka business with eritrea. thanks rory gas problem has fired a warning shot so the e.u. over the hotly debated russian gas deliveries to the block the company c.e.o. early say miller said if the current price noddle does not suit and european customers it would instead to liver its gas to asia now it's a coconut also believes however that this statement isn't able to skirt china rather than the e.u. . and gas from essential betting on china's an ability

there is a whole new genesis of. this old growth cancer cells so you. can't use it as a. very cancer now before the three leave the ground they've received some very fatherly advice from sergei volkov father alexander himself because men are. gone so i would give is not to go straight to the illuminated to take a look outside and move your head too much we might get space sickness just right seasickness and do some soul straightaway try to take care of yourself for the first few days you have a six month mission ahead when this crew takes off on the eight it will take them two days to dock at the i assess. right now in just a few minutes here on our team we discuss how russia's gas giant gazprom plans to conquer the german market as the country prepares to get rid of atomic energy but that's after the business update with dmitri. story this night a high oil price and a near balanced budget russia seems unable to stem capital outflow the central bank says five billion dollars fled the country in may with the annual total expected to be around thirty five billion dollars an

these were followed by a scottish presbyterians who were the genesis of the presbyterian church dow on wall street. and just a generation or two later you have the founding of the oldest black church in america which is represented, first african baptist church with founders like andrew bryan and is located not that far from here on freckles court. all is open in the sunday to a very vibrant visitation of people who enjoy the colorful and beautiful service. central to the founding of georgia was a mysterious person named james oglethorpe. we don't know that much about him except maybe for the worst. in this sense he was a speckled spotted youth. he actually killing a man and a bar bill was not sent to prison. he emerges over in georgia appointed by the testes to come over and be ahead of this first colonization of anglican sellers . an english historian wrote something that is rather interesting. a friend laden with debt was he could not pay was thrown into the fleet prison and died their smallpox under horrifying conditions. you-comprehend suffering and injustice until their thrust un

. >> that was the genesis of it.there had been a discussion for somm time about a year of national service, whether it was between hhgh school and collegg or after college where we tell kids you gotta go be a, a park service person, a ranger or a cop or a firefighter or a teacher.. >> yeah. >> give back to your community. this is really a variation of the same theme. >> yeah. >> right? so how far was it to get it started? what sort of reaction did you have, initially? >> you know what's so interesting is, i always say this to people. i mean, i guess what i focused on was the yeses, you know? >> yeah. >> there were a few. you only need a few people to. i view them like as allies.this whole thing has been a search for allies who get it and want to help. you can get a 100 "nos," but if you get four "yeses," you mmve forward. >> yeah. >> you know, and so i don't know. i view the first year. i mean, ittwas a crazy story. it seems surreal even looking back. it was challenging. i would actually say it waan't quite as challe

these were followed by a scottish presbyterians who were the genesis of the presbyterian church, and just a generation or two later, you have the findings of the oldest black church in america, which is represented in the first african baptist church with saunders like andrew bryan, and is located not that far from here on franklin square and is always open any sunday to a very vibrant visitation of people who initially the colorful and beautiful service. central to the founding of georgia was a mysterious person named james. we don't know that much about him except maybe for the worst in this sense speckled spotted pnac jolie qassam man and a brawl, was not sent to prison, he emerges over in georgia appointed by the trustees to come over and sort of be the head of the first colonization of the anglican said dollars. an english historian wrote something that is rather interesting about the background quote, a friend of ogle for laden which did he could not pay was thrown into the prison and died with smallpox under horrifying conditions. few among us capri and suffering and injustice

these were followed by scottish presbyterians who were the genesis of the presbyterian church down on bull street and just a generation or two later you have the foundings of the oldest black church in america. which is represented in first african baptist church with founders like andrew bryan and is located not that far from here on franklin square, and it's always open any sunday to a very vibrant visitation of people who enjoy their colorful and beautiful service.fá central to the founding of georgia was a mysterious person named james oglethorpe. we don't know that much about him except maybe for the worst in this sense. he was, had a speckled or a spotted youth. he actually killed some young man in a bar brawl, was not sent to prison for reasons not understood, so he emerges over in georgia appointed by the trustees to come over and sort of be the head of this first colonization of anglican settlers. and english historian named ken nyet dover -- kenneth dover in our book wroting wrote somethins rather interesting about the background of oglethorpe. quote, a friend of oglethorpe'

to protest, leaving open the questions of where and when protest may take place at providing the genesis of our legislation by further defining time and place where funeral obstruction is not allowed. this act bills of a federal law enacted in 2006 that established buffer zones of 150 feet from the service and a 300 feet from the road to and from a military funeral. that law only covered funerals at federal cemeteries. that is why we provide a universe line -- uniform zone of protection around civilians and locations where funerals are taken place. based on statutory provisions already lost, our bill increases quiet night before and after military funerals from 60 minutes to one of the 20 minutes, increases the buffer zone to 300 feet. then increase them from 300 feet to 500 feet the access routes to the funeral service where at least 20 states currently have this in place. this provides civil penalties as a deterrent and allows immediate family members to sue for monetary damages up to $50,000. we do not dictate the content of any state. a military funeral is a onetime events for the su

marcia, starting with that california statute that was tossed out, give us the genesis of this. >> okay. california passed a law 2005 that prohibited the sale or rental violent video games to anyone under the age of 18. and a violent video game they defined was one that gave the player the option of killing, maiming, dismembering or sexually assaulting a human image. it also would lack any serious lieracy, artistic, political or scientific value, and would appeal to a minor's morbid or deviant interests. >> ifill: how do all of those-- that sounds pretty awful. how does killing, maiming, dismembering and sexual assault fit under the rubric of free speech protection. >> justice scalia wrote the opinion for a 7-2 majority today. he said basically california was asking the court to create a new category of unprotecteded speech. the court has found unprotected speech in only a handful of cases, things like obscenity, fighting words. he said that there was no long history or tradition in this country of prescribing minors' access to violent content. he gave as an example grim's fairy tales w

"he's trying to short-circuit millions of years of evolution and create his own version of second genesis. it's the height of hubris. it's irresponsible. and he can't tell you it's going to be safe." >> venter: except for the second part, i was taking that as a compliment. ( laughs ) i can tell you what we're doing is safe; that there's no way that i can guarantee that other people that use these tools will do intelligent, safe experiments with it. but i think the chance of evil happening with this and somebody even trying to do deliberate evil would be pretty hard. >> kroft: why? >> venter: because the complexity of biology. you know, we're not working with human pathogens. we're working with algae cells. and part of our design is cells that won't survive outside of a facility or a laboratory. and we think other scientists will adopt these same approaches. >> kroft: there are some things that concern you about this? >> venter: well, it... it is powerful technology. it's something that needs to be monitored, absolutely. >> kroft: president obama was concerned enough to ask his commission

biblical issues, let's draw the reality the bible begins with a marriage and it ends with a wedding from genesisrevelation. and a male and a female. when jesus spoke on this issue, he spoke clearly male and female were created, matthew 19, for the purpose of putting them together. and he says what i have put together, god speaking now in the text, don't let anybody mess with the definition of that. that's a loose paraphrase of that. that's precisely what the bible says. that's why in 31 states you failed to point out when you talked about the american people and the shift, every state, 31 states that have voted, all 31 states have voted for traditional marriage. there's never been a single state that has voted to obliterate the definition of marriage. >> the reason we said the public's attitudes are changing is that the national polling, and i think you'd acknowledge the gallup poll and others showed that over 50% now say they favor same-sex marriage. i don't want to go off on that detour. >> let's talk about that. that's one poll out of many. and i might point out that when we started here in c

and that is deeply felt and i sort of go into the genesis of it. but i can't begin to explain why it is that important, you know, some 1400 years later. i only know -- or 1500 years later. i only know that it is. so one of the strains that runs through my book is the calculation that if al-qaeda, on bin laden's part, if al-qaeda does something which causes a military reprisal, an indiscriminate reprisal, it falls on al-qaeda. it's a win-win situation and the west strikes a blow against the west and iran strikes a blow to the west and that's a win for them and that's intensely felt. >> i want to get a little bit in your personal life, not too personal but a little bit of personal. and that is the fact that you were a lawyer. you were trained to be a lawyer. and around age 29 you decided to write a novel and so at that point you hadn't really written, you know, publicly any way a novel. and lo and behold, you know, years later you're one of the world's bestselling novelist. your books are described as international best sellers not just "new york tim

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>> i can tell you the genesis of the case, had an agent with immigration and customs enforcement in group seven on a cocaine sfat us. ice was involved. >> was the bureau involved? >> i'm sorry? >> bureau, fbi? >> atf group seven is the phoenix strike force group. the doj strike force consists of entities from dea, fbi, atf, and ice. >> what i am trying to get a sense of, i have less than a minute, i want to know how many different law enforcement officers and agencies told the united states attorney's office this is a dreadful idea. how many different people and agencies said this is unprecedented, it is a dreadful law enforcement idea and needs to stop? how many people told miss mccallister and miss english this is a horrible idea? >> as for agencies that expressed that to the u.s. attorney's office, none that i am aware of. as for individuals that expressed to miss mccallister and myself, agency casas, agent halt. >> almost every person came through that group saw what was going on. >> every agent outside phoenix field division as well as many in it. specifically those that came in from

>> i can tell you the genesis of the case, had an agent with immigration and customs enforcement in group seven on a cocaine sfat us. ice was involved. >> was the bureau nvolved? >> i'm sorry? >> bureau, fbi? >> atf group seven is the phoenix strike force group. the doj strike force consists of entities from dea, fbi, atf, and ice. >> what i am trying to get a sense of, i have less than a minute, i want to know how many different law enforcement officers and agencies told the united states attorney's office this is a dreadful idea. how many different people and agencies said this is unprecedented, it is a dreadful law enforcement idea and needs to stop? how many people told miss mccallister and miss english this is a horrible idea? >> as for agencies that expressed that to the u.s. attorney's office, none that i am aware of. as for individuals that expressed to miss mccallister and myself, agency casas, agent ha. >> almost every person came through that group saw what was going on. >> every agent outside phoenix field division as well as many in it. specifically those that came in from th

years ago secretary janet napolitano has to work with state and local fusions center is were a lot of genesis comes from with boots on the ground. i am from minnesota. because of an alert pilot giving instructions to a guy who wanted to take off in a 747, being able to fly the plane, critical information could have followed up the chain of command. would you please update us on that progress? >> we have made a great deal of progress building a network of national fusions said it is that shares information uppers with financial intelligence and law enforcement community and with each other which is an important aspect of this. what we are trying to do is leading the efforts of the department that include expectations to provide information, training, anything to help the fusions and this achieve the ability to analyze their own information, report on it and understand what information is valuable to others so it can be effectively shared. we haven't, the officers in the fusions sanders. they are compounded representation that many of them provide training courses in writing, protecting civil l

can you give us the general genesis of the findings? in terms of global drug policy. a number of very distinguished former presidents from brazil, mexico, the european union, switzerland -- even paul volcker, richard branson, many others, they came out with a report that was devastating in u.s. and global drug control policies. they say that the reliance on criminal justice institutions devon's -- developed into an enormous disaster, empowering criminals, spreading disease and addiction rather than impeding it. they called for a paradigm shift. saying that people that used drugs without hurting anyone else should be left alone and that we need new law enforcement strategies that focuses on reducing the power and intimidation rather than drug markets. quite importantly they said that there must be support for experiments in legally regulating drugs, especially marijuana. but even with others, they said. let's try to find intelligent ways to regulate these drugs so that we can reduce the harm of drug coalition and drug abuse. host: what e

on the space station by commander mark kelley and his crew, and we are going to possibly learn the genesis of earth by this facility that was put in the space station and the research that's going to be done on dark matter and what happens when it meets matter. and it's really exciting, and i believe that the way forward that senator nelson and i have put on the path, i believe, is going to ensure that we have private-sector involvement, that there will eventually be probably a transition to the private sector, but in an orderly way so that we don't lose the expertise in which we have invested so much. and i hope later, before i leave, we'll get a chance to really talk about that, and i'm looking forward to going to the last launch of a space shuttle that america will put up. the systems that we have had will end probably after this last space launch that will happen in early july, and then we will be in the process of building the new vehicle, which we have put in place in the law to begin and to shorten the space between the time that we can put americans in space with our own vehicle, w