challenge is to try to make your big science was a very small amount of equipment because of the hearth and free weather conditions . is considered one of the most wonderful moments on the planet and the problem that's operating down here is the group can be more than ready and it can be done right badly during the same storm the crew from the water go on t.v.'s base lost one of their team when a jeep rolled down an embankment into a frigid antarctic lake. but it was most difficult experience in my career in such moments i start to sing that good just once is to try is out here with the wind but in antarctica time is a valuable commodity and work crews have limited time to prepare the base for winter when the after the accident happened we didn't even have time to make a stop which the moment required a stop to think to express compassion we had to go on with our work which we finished at about four am the next day the incident sparked an outpouring of international support from the surrounding bases but in a twist all too appropriate for the harsh realities of working in antarctica the

for five years i have stayed close to the hearth and saw you were healthy and happy, all of you, andeven supported their mothers and now i have met somebody and you're not encouraging me. you don't see it the way i want you to see it. i want you to love her too. i want us to be a family. but you have to feel like i feel towards her. look at her, you can. she was a good woman. she never, never, never did they ever fight overtly, tatum or any of my children with her. they adored her. my boys had a sauna bath at the beach and when they heard that farrah -- tatum, i get them mixed up. when they knew farrah was going to take a sauna, there was a place to hide and they could maybe see her naked, you see. she was always late for her sauna. by the time we got in there, we need to call 911 to get them out because they're completely dehydrated. i say that because that was the excitement they had having tatum around -- farrah around. see what i mean. having farrah around was thrilling to these boys but not to tatum. not to tatum. she saw that. she resented that. >> even as you talk about them,

construction site on hearth avenue last weekend removed copper wiring. the building was damaged in the burglary. >>> a number of new fares, fees and fines take effect tomorrow in the bay area. caltrain and golden gate transit are raising the fares. after a year grace period, truckers will pay higher toll on bay area bridges. 85,000 hybrid owners driving solo will lose the right to use the carpool lane. in san francisco, fine for parking in a handicap spot goes up from $335 to more than $900. you probably notice gas prices are heading down, but not enough to put drivers on the road this holiday weekend. the new survey by triple-a shows fewer californians than last year are planning to take trips, 50 miles or more in the long weekend. that starts today. lasts through the fourth of july. most blame economy and gas prices. it's 70 cents a gallon higher than fourth of july last year. considerably lower than a couple of weeks ago. so maybe are rethinking and there will be a surprise there. more people will take off. >> more people will take off to the beach. h

we hearth it every day in the calls that come to our office. and unlesscu we reverse ourrse,r current economic cost, our children will have for the very first time in modern american living than their parents. the american dream in reverse. kids are going to do worse than their parents unless we reverse current economic trends. mr. president, we can for about a lot of numbers, a few hundrede billion and trillion but the kid truth of the matter is behind iy my state of vermont and all fore ar this country there are real people who are hurting terribly. and as members of the unitednitd states senate, our job is to pan attention to those people andpas representing the most powerful special interest in the world who's around this capital every single day. mr. president, last year i asked my constituents and vermont toso share some personal stories witd me. i asked them basically you know, how you're doing in this recession and the stories i got back from vermont i am sure are absolutely similar to the stories that you would get in ay delaware or an

he believed in the permanent things of hearth and home.od who we are as a people, and who is the source of our liberties. over the past seven months, ever since last november's extraordinary events at the ballot box, a gaggle of media voices and a few politicians have trotted out the argument that economic and fiscal issues are tromping social issues and that we should show of those issues aside. the implication is that americans -- people are no longer concerned about the social state of our country, that they want the values issue to be downplayed or even dismissed altogether. on the way here i got a tweet that said social and values issues are no longer relevant to the national political debate. former congressman anthony weiner. by the way, apparently the last straw for the congressman was the revelation that he had been pleading with ginger lee, a porn star. someone asked how she could get involved in such a sleazy business. she responded, i don't know how i got involved. [laughter] as we meet here today, i do not pretend to know how

and that we are racking up at our children's generation. 9.1% unemployment rate is weighing on the hearth in the minds of everyone. sarah palin has a hurdle to clear when it comes to a general election voters. she has some time when she gets into the race. there is concern over the national security question ho. host: let's get your calls. albany, n.y. caller: you hit one of the issues that i believe a few moments ago. i consider your group to be in another voting block. what is the difference between your type of social engineering and what you have branded barack obama's social engineering? i do not get to the difference. you are trying to engineer american society. american society. you want to get rid of roe vs. raid. wade. you talk about jesus, but he was a very tolerant man. i find what you are saying is very intolerant. specifically, how will you get to jobs generated? other than giving tax breaks for the wealthy, what are the republicans going to do? you have not given me any real substance other than the bumper sticker of faith in freedom. that is crap to me. that is crap to me.

derrick just laid out because -- i hate to say this at the wilson institute, which is really the hearth of liberalism in america, and yet not all from the liberalism brought us stood the test of time. and there are two antiquated liberal international notions which derrick apparently s subscribes to, which i think we shouldn't go backwards to. the first is the notion that the american purpose in the world is to change everybody else and to save them and make them better like us. that our success, that our principles, whether we're, you know, for democracy or not, whether we're for capitalism or not, open investment and trade or not, depends on whether we can convert others to the cause. whether, you know, ricardo was right or not that it's good for england to be open to trade even if not everybody in the world is open to trade. that turned out to be correct, and i think that's still the correct notion. derrick seems to believe that. unless we can convince beijing to follow our mode of a anglo-american capitalism, which has shown some tarnish in the last couple years, we should be willin