>> but gilbert proved to be more than just a violent man.d us a thoughtful, creative side. in the last interview we did with gilbert, he seemed resigned to his fate of spending the rest of his life most likely alone in a small cell. >> at this point, you just look back and realize that the best part of it's over with anyway. >> but five years later, we would discover that gilbert's appearances on "lockup" had opened up a new chapter in his life. she goes by the name of angel, preferring not to give her last name, and she is bobby ray gilbert's fiancee. >> we've been together four years. it's just something that happened. i didn't set out for it to happen. it just did. >> the alabama department of corrections denied a request to interview gilbert, but angel told us the story of how she first became involved with gilbert shortly after seeing him on "lockup." angel had initially contacted another holman inmate featured on the series, sherman moore, who held the job of prison barber. it was moore who acted as match-maker. >> wrote to sherman and

everything looks good on 66 in from manassas but at gilbert's corner braddock road is shut down eastute 15 because of an overturned tractor- trailer. braddock road is shut down compleeptly east of route 15 -- completely east of route 15. follow me at monica at -- monika at 9:00 if you need more information on that. on the west side of town we're in great shape it 270 in bethesda and heading down toward tysons corner. let go back over to the maps and this time we'll head to the inside of the beltway. no problems on 66 or 395 as you can see if you are planning to head over to the northbound side of i-95, it's just beginning to load up here at the beltway. back to you, mike and andrea? >> thanks, monika. >>> there could be key developments in a murder case against an arlington county sheriff's deputy. >> craig patterson is expected to go on trial next month in the may shooting of jeffrey dawkins. it's believe patterson's lawyer will argue the shooting was in self-defense. today the judge will hear several pretrial motions. >>> for many years nutrition experts have rallied against the ha

. >> tom gilbert from apartment with a n a little bit of tear in my heart. neil young, if you look at that in google you will see a scar. a couple of comments, picture of the land i -- i i okay monterey. let's drive down to -- it generates earthquakes. let's say good-bye to caramel and monterey. we can find a better way, closer to home space in this compact little city is a premium from ocean beach to candle stick park. embarcadero. the marina we do not want to encroach the embarcadero. if 8th wash ington wash was 30 percent affordable housing and 10 percent section 8. i would not it because it encroaches embarcadero. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker? >> an carpal , resident for 20 years. i came here for the parks thing. but that's been continued. there are a few things that i left out of my communication relating to that particular topic. that can be our core problems or issues i should say that haven't been mitigated or any -- it just an appears there has been no thought about the citizen impact in any of these development agreements and the public pr

gilbert and george appear in their own paintings, a pair of artists romping through an unreal media world. postmodern is a new way of saying modern, this kind of new culture that represents absence of distinction between originality and reproduction and the idea that you go to the past, uncloak the past, remake the past, in order to say something new. for today's artists, the problem seems to be, what new is there to say? in a vanitasive style, pat steir takes the traditional still life genre and fragments her painting into 64 separate frames. the range of styles presents an encapsulated course in the history of western art. boldly invoking the classical tradition, carlo maria mariani has painted looking into celestial mirror. the artist self-consciously winks at his postmodern audience, a public fully aware of the ironies of reciting the heroic past in an unheroic age. here julia paolini presents art looking at art-- two replicas of the most famous of greek sculptures, the venus de milo, mirror each other. beauty studies beauty in order to develop. the palais royal in paris is an 18th-ce

la meta que niÑos como mel caÍdos, tobias y gilbert, se esperen a travÉs del deporte. . >>> el bÁsquetbol>>> sÍ. >>> ¿con cuente gustarÍa jugar?. >>> con chicago bulls. >>> sergio ramÍrez zÚÑiga es un hombre detrÁs del proyecto que busca mÁs que trofeos y campeonatos que los guerreros descalzos de la montaÑa sean respetados y que a su vez cons ven sus ricas tradiciones. >>> bueno, porque no enseÑar a jug jugar bÁsquetbol enseÑarles como se practica un buen deporte con disciplina ad kwaod. las prÁcticas son intensas no hay lujo solo el amor al balÓn cesto y eso lo vence todo. >>> somos fuertes, tenemos corazÓn no tenemos miedo. >>> estos niÑos han viajado por diferentes paÍses, dando una verdadera lecciÓn que no son importantes calzado ni uniformes caros, para sobre sa salsalir y este deporte. los sacrificios de estos pequeÑos gigantes descalzos, estÁn cruzando fronteras. >>> es ems Ñants ver, cuando caminan por la calle les dicen tomate una foto. los campeones descalzos de la montaÑa. >>> han causado sensaciÓn por su manera de jugar sin zapatos deportivos. mÁs que una carencia es una form

our guest is gilbert king, who has written a truly gripping book examining in its gear early her goodnon by marshall, the legendary an aa cp attorney and jurists who later wins brown be board of education, the case that ended segregation and america and becomes the first african- american member of the supreme court. earlier this year, gilbert king published "the devil in the grove: thurgood marshall, the groveland boys, and the dawn of a new america." of a legale story travesty involving for young black men accused of a rape that never occurred. yet for which three of the accused would lose their lives. of thethem at the hand very sheriff charged with the responsibility to protect them. the book is profound in its revelation of the banality that once pervaded so many communities and the influence of this case on a towering figure in our national history. writtenso a powerful he book from an eclectic author and a photographer very few of us have heard of before. for writing the book earlier this year, he was awarded the whole a surprise. inc. you for joining us. >> it really is a huge

. >> tom gilberte. bravo. for 400 units plus in south beach marina, the only way i got in was take the bathroom door off. no other unit in a different style can get my wheelchair in. we may get very territorial. we are lucky when we can find something. i believe initiative is called for. i would like to see the initiative have a wave. this is what we are trying to do. this is what she's trying to say. is economic, 10 percent of people in wheelchairs work, 90 percent are unemployed. you lose your benefits. it's a disaster. you know, we can get it done here in san francisco. there should be an initiative, there should be an amendment. amendment makes things better. it's what we are after. let's get it done. >> thank you, next speaker. >> hello, my name is edmond jessie. i used to stay at 12 b sanchez. i know it was taken far out. i'm now the beginning to become an organizer instead of an activist. what we learned yesterday is that san francisco has in the city to the blight, which means from central valley to co

. - jason, have you ever put out a cigar on gilbert gottfried's neck?ausi have, and his screams we the worst thing i'd ever heard until tonight. congratulatis-- you're a disace. - boo! - shoo bee doo bee shoo bee do. ah-- i roed my ankle. god! - seventeen million people watched thathow last night. not me-- i've gotetter things to do th watch jenna humiliate children. - so, you don't care that ayla made it to the next rod?

gilbert state has come under severe criticism for st of migrant workers during major development in preparation to face the focal will cope and twenty trips to foreign labor is opposite a t eight percent of cattle population. many allegedly have that all sports confiscated by employers none will take four months on end. thousands of left wing activists in athens rather than support of a nickel to fight against the country's current government initiative was tabled by greece's main opposition policy studies. it was defeated by a majority in parliament. the stricken nation has grown to two multi billion euro bailout scheme ready. there is speculation it will need more cash to keep its crumbling economy alive. ashes test is in the kurdish capital will sort the russian embassy with problems during an independence day much to convince reprisals consists of the security dude on foreign tried to scale the fence. scuffles with police to be reported and dozens were arrested dubai's is a promise to read it with milk tends on in the tens of thousands turned up and police in the front to disperse the crowd

gilbert has some nice dress on krill when i told you that all potential increase in debt. back in administration has curly pushing ahead with policies for creativity to create new markets and shops. but yes a lot in cmon with the eu is new strategy called here at twenty twenty it is not the law says that at the bilateral dialogue channel on astro on sea and a vice minister level next year to support korean anger in him. getting ready to get there. riyadh the eu signed an agreement to exchange researchers in the field of basic science and strength into what research into sectors of bio energy nano and information and communications technology. a tangible example be the peak of the joint research and innovation center in brussels maybe not to the north korean issue. eu leaders through full support behind president x press building process and made it clear that north korea must it be and this nuclear weapons program in a complete and irreversible manner. but this year marking the fiftieth anniversary since korea and the eu established diplomatic ties president that get the k

authorities since it ran his actions constituted terrorism professor of international security david gilbert believes the government's going too far. i hate it but it has a right to know who i'm exactly the overall ramifications of the intelligence community they are used around the parking ticket to go and squeeze into an independent independent newspaper or news organization. i'm still in the town is totally unacceptable in a democracy and we have a strong judicial system which is suggesting that back in the government's going too far in its crackdown on the tv news is that we have to trust an hour and the politicians that they will have copper responsible oversight of the intelligence agencies. why is no different than any other offers according to the snowdon week's uk intelligence was able to monitor up to six hundred million communications everyday annie were the only ones who had access to them a hundred and fifty thousand in the same louise and private us contract tourists can also dig into the uk to year basis as ganesh town explains britain was alone in helping washington keep an e

dan gilbert is deeply involved with the authority.her people. >> in a big way. >> before a lot of other people focused on detroit. you're putting your money where your mouth is. tell me how possible it is to do all the things that the mayor wants to do over the next few years. >> well, i think the environment is really sort of cleared itself out here. i mean weather the bankruptcy that's really more of a past indicator than a leading indicator, i mean, a lot of people here knew that was going to happen far long period of time and getting through that is a great thing. having mike duggan here with his experience is going to be a great thing. downtown is hopping. so is midtown. you literally can't even find a place or apartment here. there are so many young people moving into the city. there's all kinds of entrepreneurial high-tech activity from the river to midtown. it's a very different place downtown detroit than people maybe would realize until they get here. >> it really is. i've traveled to detroit so many times in the past 30 yea

thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to what johnny just mentioned is the deciding game in this year's teachers tournament. now, i'm going to say something as a bit of encouragement to you, becky, and i've said this when the situation applies throughout the years, and that is that a player who is in a distant third position on the first day quite often comes back on day two to win it all. ladies and gentlemen, you can see the scores. we're going to get rid of them now. we will remember them and add them to today's total to determine our champion. good luck. here comes the jeopardy! round. and these are the categories. alex: and you also need a password, don't you? mary beth, start. korean war for $200, please. john. who is truman? yeah. password for $200.

a firm run by dan gilbert, the founder and ceo of quicken loans.o the venture that is he's supporting, he's moved all of his employees back down to te troit. >> as they're looking down here, every time they see an empty building like that, they shoud look at it as an opportunity to come in and make the company they want. it's the hope this city is counting on. their one and only job is to turn nings around. fred? >> . >> thanks so much. george howell in detroit. also, in detroit, the season finale of "parts unknown." and then, after anthony's visit to detroit, he'll host a live, one-hour post-season show called "last bite" from las vegas at 10:00 p.m. tonight. >>> we have much more in "the newsroom" and it all begins right now. >> looking at the top stories we're following this hour, see the horrible conditions on the ground and find out why the government response hasn't been faster. >>> the lineman accused of bullying, hear what rich incog knee tee has to say. and a bizarre bet between husband and wife. the loser gets shocked by stun gun. the win

thank you, johnny gilbert. ladies and gentlemen, a trip to vietnam and cambodia a possibility for you, our viewers, today. and a trip to ecstasy for one of these ladies if you manage to win more than the $25,000 that rhea picked up yesterday. that was most impressive. norah and andrea -- nice to have you here. let's go to work, shall we? and here are the categories... alex: rhea. also a classic monopoly space for $200. [ beep ] "what is chance?" rhea? monopoly for $400. norah? what is go? that's right. monopoly for $600. andrea. what is free parking? yes. monopoly, $800.

, the founder and c of quicken loans and gilbert is doubling down on detroit.supporting, he's moved all of his quicken loan employees back into downtown detroit, setting the stage for others to follow. >> as they're looking down here, every time they see an empty building like that, they should look at it as an opportunity to come and make the space they want, make the company they want. >> reporter: it's the hope this city is counting on, that seeds of optimism are just starting to take root and people here are determined to turn the tide and steer the motor city into better days ahead. as detroit heads into bankruptcy, there is new optimism as new faces take the helm. a new mayor takes office in january, along with five new members of the city's nine council members. their one and only job is to turn things around. christi, victor? >> and our george howell in detroit for us. it's going to ache a lot, but they are working on. >> that was a great thing the guy said, in terms of switching your brain around, and said, instead of seeing that building as something

tenderle una mano a la familia para sepultarlo, entre a la pÁna we de pantalla, y busque el nombre de gilbertterradores incidentes en el planeta denominador comÚn, fuerion grabados por cÁmaras aquÍ las imÁgenes. >>> envuelta en llamas una mujer en una gasolina de georgia, por la negligencia de su esposo. mientras llena de combustible su camioneta con su pareja, enciende un cigarrillo al lado del tanque de gasolina, y desata un incendio. pero eso no es todo. al ver el fuego, saca la manguera, y la lanza hacia ella, empapandola del inflamable liquido. dando muestras de valor, dos enfermeras se enfrentan cuerpo a cuerpo con un sujeto con un hacha de carnicero que ataca a un paciente en un hospital de china, dos enfermos se unen a la batalla, controlan al agresor, que resultÓ ser el acompaÑante de la vÍctima a quien cuidaba desde que lo atropellÓ con su auto unos dÍas antes, tambiÉn en china un auto se estrella con un poste, ardene en llamas, tres guardias de seguridad intentan salvar a los pasajeros, logran sofocar el fuego, y sacan a dos de 4 ocupantes del vehÍculo, los otros dos murieron en el

bust and no churchill commemoration would be complete without the lifelong scholarship of sir martin gilbertd his wife, the lovely lady esther. lastly, we recognize the enthusiastic dedication of our executive director, lee pollard, who worked so energetically with the speaker to organize this event. the mission of the churchill center is to foster statesmanship, vision, boldness, courage among freedom loving people throughout the world by preserving the words and deeds of sir winston churchill and by ensuring his legacy of leadership remains a relevant and alive for future generations. in addition to our many ongoing programs and publications and activities come our signature initiative is here in the capital with the new churchill library at the center of george washington university to be built which will provide a much- needed and long long desired home for churchill's scholarship in the heart of our nation's capital. in today's increasingly volatile and tragic world, the lessons learned from churchill broad, well lived life and his leadership are, and will remain, increasingly vital. we

we sat down with alan gilbert and tom brady to see exactly what they have in common. >> hut!empo what's coming from this offense. ♪ >> reporter: a well balanced football team in motion plays like a symphony orchestra performing a great masterpiece. the big guys, the linemen, provide the foundation, the bass. middle sized guys, linebackers, bring the lumber, like cello, french horns, crash cymbals bring in thunder. and the little guys, the receivers, cornerbacks, well they bring the lightning. they're the first violins, they're the trumpets, constantly on the ball. they're the soloists. ♪ but all of those forces have to be deployed in the delicate balance under the leadership of just one. on the orchestral side that task lies with the conductor, at the new york philharmonic's celebrated captain alan gilbert. >> conduct something not about dictating, this is how it must go, but it's also about reacting to what the players in front of you offer. >> reporter: in football, it's the quarterback. and although all quarterbacks are conductors, tom brady is a maestro at center like non

we sat down with alan gilbert and tom brady to see exactly what they have in common. >> hut!ball team in motion plays like a symphony orchestra performing a great masterpiece. the big guys the linemen, provide the foundation, the bass. middle sized guys linebackers, bring the lumber like cello, french horns, crash cymbals bring in thunder. and the little guys the receivers, cornerbacks, well they bring the lightning. they're the first violins, they're the trumpets constantly on the ball. they're the soloists. ♪ but all of those forces have to be deployed in the delicate balance under the leadership of just one. on the orchestral side that task lies with the conductor, at the new york philharmonic's celebrated captain alan gilbert. >> conduct something not about dictating, this is how it must go, but it's also about reacting to what the players in front of you offer. >> reporter: in football, it's the quarterback. and although all quarterbacks are conductors tom brady is a maestro at center like none other. >> i can now direct the receivers to say, well if this guy is blitzing

completely abandoned when i moved back in 2009 have been picked up for a steal by developers like dan gilbert of quicken loans, and they're moving people downtown. is really exciting. but you go to neighborhoods like a neighborhood where you growth or where my father grew up and its communist, as bad or worse than ever in a lot of these places. >> market, you mentioned earlier that you're thinking about writing a novel about detroit. i was wondering what sort of pushed you to go the nonfiction route, what the nonfiction could convey that maybe a fictionalized detroit wouldn't be able to? >> i think it was one of those instances where the clichÉ, you can't make this stuff up was true. i was back there as i said reporting the story for rolling stone, and i met a guy who had a blog who, one of the things he would do is sneak into abandoned buildings and take pictures of the ruins, which is, you know, hobby for some people down there. he took me into this downtown skyscraper. it was probably 15 or 20 stories. it was called the metropolitan building. it had been the center where all the jewelers o

it is not as deep as gilbert and wilma in the atlantic, but the wind speeds are higher than those storms because of the eye is so small. this is just the most incredible picture i can show you. this eye, right there just -- it reminds me of andrew, slamming into south florida. as the eye of andrew got small somewhere smaller. andrew's eye was the most important part of that storm because that's where the big wins were, 150, 160 miles per hour. this storm is sandy-size in width. this is the entire country of the philippines. there's a lot of water under the storm, there's going to be storm surge, 50, maybe 60 feet, all the people along the eastern shores of the philippines will be moving out and getting to higher ground as a cat 5 hurricane, 175 miles per hour. right now they're thinking -- they don't fly planes into these storms out here. they're thinking about 190 miles per hour right now and it will still be 150 when it moves south of manila. that's the good news. the for cast is south of manila by 150 miles. still will be damage in manila. still a lot of people out here. the biggest s

can you reference sandy, katrina, wilma, gilbert, this thing, can you put climate change on the menu?ny things. you can't blame one storm on climate change. any climatologist will tell you that. when you start adding up everything, you hit me so many times with a hammer i'm going to tell you to stop. that's what we're facing now, the storms are the biggest, the deepest, can whatever. something's to blame. >> this could be the biggest ever. thank you, chad. appreciate it. if you are impacted by the storm, if you are in an area where you are seeing things and you want to share your story because we'd like to tell your story from your perspective on the ground, please send us your videos or your pictures. make sure you are still safe while you're doing this. please visit cnn ireport for more. stles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. there's a lot i

written, like a preconceived package, but the key element to this package was how can we get allen gilbertthe music director of the philharmonic to want to conduct himself, which allen is pretty pure and wants to do the classic repertory. so they said, what film? i said, it will have to be a coopert film. and i said, probably 2001, and allen agreed. they showed 2001 and people go insane, they love it. not only to have the beautiful score played live depictioned by the film, but all people loved the movie. what i wanted to begin with asking you is, when you did the film, people have obviously read a lot of philosophical implications into the movie over the years, did coopert discuss any of that with you? were there philosophical implications to the film when you were shooting it? >> i have read a lot, since i was a little kid, and i read "mobydick" a couple times. and every one always wrote what the white whale meant and on and on. that's how i look at 2001. in the aftermath, everyone has all these things. some guy took acid and walked through the screen and said, it's god. some people love

to have a fairly strong constitution to get in there, paul swinen from morning star and mary ross gilbert from imperial capital. paul you're the bull, mary the bear. what's your price target on this stock and why are you confident that jc penney can get there? >> yeah. to be fair this -- you're correct, this is not a stock for someone with a weak stomach and although the company is saying everything is sort of pointing sequentially better and better, it's still not in the bag for the fourth quarter. the fourth quarter is still critical. i'm bullish because i think that the story, the brand is not broken. the stores look great. they've pulled ahead a lot of cap so they don't have to spend a lot of cap next year. this is something where the traffic builds up, they're going to have good cash flow. the market will bid the stock up. >> you think it can go up another 33% from here to roughly $12 a share. mary, you see it going exactly the other way. why? >> that's correct. so let me just preface my comments by saying that we're bullish on the turnaround at jc penney. however, it doesn't warrant

bueno comenzamos con lo siguiente, surgen versiones contradictorias sobre la misteriosa muerte de gilbert de haloween, todos creen que es un truco y nadie hacÍa nada, autoridades todavia investigan si se tratÓ de un desafortunado descuido o hubo mano criminal. brandon peÑa fue deportado a mÉxico tras un mes recluido en un centro de detenciÓn en texas, es el segundo deportado del grupo despuÉs de rocio hernÁndez, siete soÑadores permanecen detenidos. >>> podrÍan matar a este niÑo, es la frase que publicÓ esta maestra en su pagina de facebook, y ahora podrÍa enfrentar cargos, la profesora de la escuela secundaria de rio grande en albulquerque dijo que nunca tuvo intenciÓn de hacerle daÑo al alumno. >>> ella fue en contra de las polÍticas, con el uso del medio social. >>> la escuela le pidiÓ al alguacil que levante la presunta amenaza y todavÍa no presentaron cargos contra ella. >>> y hasta los propios demÓcratas se quejan del funcionamiento de la pagina web de la reforma de salud, en texas que se rehusan a implementar este mercado de seguros pidieron se revea la medida. los planes de dos ma

. >> we had wilma, we had gilbert. those were the biggest ones in the atlantic., so it's called a typhoon. it's the same thing. look at the image, the eye. the three-dimensional eye moving right toward the philippines. most of the people in the philippines live farther to the north. there's manila. but this storm will be within 150 miles of that very large city. the storm surge could be tremendous. 30 to 40 feet. this is a bigger storm that what katrina was when it made landfall. it's a cat 5. the wind speed of andrew with a larger wind field. think of andrew and sandy combined, where sandy had so much water and so did katrina with the surge. this has the wind, the surge, and the destruction. last time something hit this big, 1900 people perished. that was only a couple years ago. this has not been a pretty year for the philippines, now the sixsix th storm to hit. >> that's incredibly frightening. do you have any eta as far as when it would hit? >> the outer islands in the next 10 to 12 hours. it's coming. if it does, the worst thing that could possibly happen wo

manchin: i ask unanimous consent began gilbert my department of defense fellow and ericc miller be granted floor privileges through the consideration of the national defense authorization act through final passage. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. manchin: i rise to highlight the air land subcommittee in the 2014 authorization act as reported by the committee on armed services. i'm very proud to be chairman of the air-land subcommittee and for the close working relationships that i have with senator wicker, the ranking member of the subcommittee. the air-land subcommittee has broad responsibilities for parts of the budgets. the air-land subcommittee also has responsibility for national guard and reserve equipment and readiness. as a former governor i know firsthand how effective the national guard is and they provide a great value for all americans. throughout this process, the goal of the air-land subcommittee has been to promote and improve current and future readiness of our military. all while ensuring the most efficient and effective use of taxpayers' dollars. this year t

gilbert so, kentucky. the subject on the 50th anniversary of the burial of john f. kennedy. that is that the consecration at the arlington cemetery -- cemetery. in his recollection of that event, he says -- whatever you do, be the best that you can be. that was his interview with the "washington post." note, we will be replying that burial on our c-span networks. we are replying the nbc coverage .f the funeral at 8:30 tonight you can look for information about that on our website. what public service means to our viewers. we will go to robert from california on our line for independents. the thing about this public service -- i have been studying this stuff -- is that in the private sector you can get pensions. in the public sector, you can't. these people are servants. they are not employees. the only employees obama has are his cabinet members, because he hired them. everybody else in the senate and representatives were voted in by the people. they are servants. we are u.s. citizens. we are not americans. americans are all latins. if you are an american, you speak spanish.

only because it kind of brought me back to a horrible flashback memory of gilbert and sullivan that iy it was culturally insensitive. they felt it was over the line. >> i don't know. >> it was colorful. >> i think we get insulted too easily. >> we do. >> i think they think it's too stereo typical. you can follow me on twitter at fox light michael and check out all our celebrity interviews at foxlight.com. >> thank you very much. >> what do you think of mac la more's reference to trayvon martin and racial profiling? are award shows the right place for politics and race? we'll read your e-mail and tweets in 15 minutes. e-mail us right now. you can tweet us at "fox & friends" or go to our facebook page. >> or knock on the glass. >> it's way too cold to be outside. >> there are so many ways to contact us. >> good morning. who needs the celebrities when we have elisabeth hasselbeck? >> i know. with a big e. >> and you were on rachel ray last night. >> i know! i saw it on friday. >> i was with rachel on friday. she was -- let me tell you, if you want thanksgiving tips issues she's got them.

your thoughts on airport security -- we start off with gilbert who joins us from tulsa oklahoma.ood morning. good morning. on airport security, we cannot separate airport security from the rest of the country and the rest of the world. practicing conflict resolution. that man who came in their shooting yesterday, he has a mental problem. he had a problem with someone and he was paying them back. look at what we have done all over the world. if you want to solve a problem, get a gun and shoot them. look at what we have done. we cannot separate the airport from anything else in this country. startd to stop and talking to people rather than shooting people. we have not been able to do that. host: how does that play out when it comes to airport security and talking to people. half --same here and same here in oklahoma. -- 360 peopleo who have been shot and killed in this country. someone will get something through to pay someone back. you can make your point on the phone lines. a couple of facebook comments this morning -- those are just three comments on our facebook page this morni