honolulu. >> steve: aloha. >> jimmy: i shouldn't drink before the show. >> steve: why not? >> jimmy: honolulu, hawaii. he was on amazon looking for frying pans and found this review. heats up quick, washes well, wife is happy, i am required to use 12 more words in this review. potato. ♪ [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: that's frazey! >> jimmy: that's frazey over here. >> steve: oh, forget about it. >> jimmy: oh, forget about what just happened. [ light laughter ] next one sent in by rick smith in gulf shores, alabama. he was online researching doctors. he came across this guy. dr. richard d. stiff. [ laughter ] best part, he's a gynecologist. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh! dick stiff. >> jimmy: dick stiff, that's correct. >> steve: dr. dick stiff. >> jimmy: dr. dick stiff. >> steve: could be a urologist. >> jimmy: he's not a urologist. no. that's probably too hard. that job. [ laughter ] >> steve: that job's probably -- >> jimmy: i had to do it. >> steve: he's got a great staff. >> jimmy: he does have a great staff. [ laughter ] the one guy is a little nut

months later honolulu. a place called the goaden boutique.en said to be dressed to the nines, a million dollars worth of watches gone. with heist after heist, a pattern was emerging. except as we found out, no one could see it at the time. for one thing, as former interpol chief ron noble told us other problems seemed more pressing back then. >> in 1993 1994 the u.s. had a crime epidemic robberies, rapes, murders, violent crime. also people might forget in early 1993 is when the first world trade center bomb ogging occurred. so the u.s. as many other countries were focused on terrorism as well. >> and as we learned, there was another reason too. this was a pre-9/11 era where police did not routinely share information. >> the standard operating procedure was you collect fingerprints witness testimony and you put it in a database and you compare it against other information from your own country. you don't compare it internationally. >> of course, the internet had barely begun. google was just a funny word. e-mail only for nerds. cell phones we

. >> vicki : a flight headed to honolulu was forced to divert to l-os angeles international airport todayoilets were broken. american airlines spokeswoman said flight 005 coming from dallas was scheduled for a non- stop eight hour flight to hawaii.but after three of the six toilets stopped working.it was forced to land. the plane took off about two and a half hours later when the lavatories were fixed. >> reporter :we have some warm temperatures coming our way but once we get into the south bay we're still in the '60s right now and '70's in the inland abovalley a heat advisory effect from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in much of the bay area look for highs in mid to upper '70's and low 80s off from san francisco to oakland to. if clear skies right now but just to our south a tropical storm is moving in and it is going to lose all of its tropical storm characteristics and will eventually arrive here in northern california and the bay area of it tuesday--by tuesday here is your future cast we're looking mostly cloudy for tuesday afternoon and this will help the temperatures but humidity will be on

menus from the fanseess dnr fanseest steamers at the time, the mat send line that traveled from honolulu to many places that gave aaron so much information, and i would sit and say, may i look at these things? got the okay to look at these things. i would spend many days with people. they would say you can take them with you. and i visited the home of one of the eldest swimmers and i was thinking i wonder what they think of me? do the think aim indicate? do the think aim been summit tatetive. i walked in and they said, take these. and there were three or four paper shopping bags with handles filled with memorabilia. filled. and they -- >> host: from the three year swim club. >> guest: yes. this happened over and over again. with everyone i visited. >> host: "theee 'er swim club. the untold story of blew we's sugar ditch kids and their quest for the olympic glory. julie checkoway, thank you. >> booktv is on facebook. like us to get publishing news. scheduling updates, behind the scenes pictures and videos. author information and to talk directly with authors during our live programs. face

after that the flight continued on to honolulu. >>> a new piece of wearable tech.e tested it out. >> all of this is being done in a targeted way without any chemicals. >> reporter: the team say they found a way to make your brain work for you. >> we wanted people to use their heads a little more actively. tap into the power of their minds. >> i feel the pressure already. >> reporter: the start up unveiled 3-1/2 years and $15 millions worth of work with this. it is called "think". >> we can help you trigger a response. >> reporter: you can choose between two emotion al states. you control the intensity through the app. >> activate nerves that are on the surface of your face and neck and those nerves are special because they connect to a peculiar part of the brain that regulates your stress response. >> reporter: he inning visions it as a way to vamp up a workout or wind down at the end of the day using your own biology to get a higher calm. it is made up of multiple parts, strips that provide energy or a calming effect and the module you see. it connects to the stri

diana shared these images in a recent photo essay for "honolulu magazine."rites, "sharing this family story is scary... but i also know that this could reach people who are having similar experiences." more of diana kim's work can be found on her project's website homelessparadise.com, where you can also read about her efforts to expand medical access for the homeless. on the newshour online right now, in the u.s., an average of twenty-one people die every day waiting for an organ transplant and wait times can range from four months to five years. but according to a new study, public policies have done little to close the gap between supply and demand. so what can states do to inspire more organ donation? we have a report on what the experts are saying, on our home page. that's at pbs.org/newshour. tomorrow on the newshour, we continue our series of reports from west africa, "cracking ebola's code." miles o'brien reports from freetown sierra leone on the push to find a vaccine. here's an excerpt. >> it's dark and early in sierra leone. a team of pharmacists

. >> that woman who ran the honolulu marathon. >> the two-time cancer survivor is happy to be an inspiration. >>> "nbc nightly news" is coming up next. night, the outpouring of sympathy for beau biden. the son of the vice president dies of brain cancer at age 46. his death focusing new attention at who's at risk. >>> the showdown over the government's ability to collect the personal phone records of millions of americans. what's at stake? >>> a league of their own. the young football players taking hard hits while trying to tackle stereotes. >>> paying it forward. the bank robber who gets an unusual second chance to make things right. "nightly news" begins right now. ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. substituting tonight, carl quintanilla. >> the political world tonight is mourning the death

. >> in 1980 my grandfather had a deal to open a ramen factory in honolulu, hawaii -- >> okay. >> --nd of went you know, sour. and so it was either he could sell the equipment that was on the docks, or my father, at the age of 19, could take back the van and start his own business. >> wow. >> so he traveled all over japan. he ate the different styles of noodles, so that he could have a better understanding of when that chef comes they knew what they were looking for. so he's kind of like the ramen whisperer. >> the ramen -- >> you know what makes a great bowl of ramen is the noodles and soup matching together. >> how many noodles are you making for how many places? what's the volume? >> we make over 250 different types of noodles. >> well, i know there has to be one that's the classic. >> yeah, my father created a special in '81, it's still our most popular noodle. >> so you going to show me how you guys make it? >> of course let's do it. ♪ so here we have all of our dry ingredients. we have the wheat flour, we also have vital wheat gluten for that texture -- >> okay. >> -- and then

honolulu and boston cost more than san francisco dallas topped the least expensive places to visit. >nd technology to ease the trauma of breast cancer surgery. it was invented right here in the bay area working by remote control. you will see it next. >>> and i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma, starting off the week with hot spots father's day much cooler air ♪ ♪ dad... what are you doing here? uhh... it's your first day of work i just wanted to make sure you had breakfast. vi >>> covering antioch, petaluma and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. >>> a new technology invented here in the bay area could soon ease some of the trauma faced by women who undergo surgery for breast cancer. as we learn it is designed to make the breast reconstruction easier and less painful. when chris kine faced a diagnosis of cancer in her left breast, she made an aggressive choice. a double mastectomy to be followed by breast reconstruction. the plastic surgeon also told chris about an experimental technology that may speed the timetable. >> we talked about the reconstruction and implants. and she introdu

he is trying to make it into honolulu. but there is something in the middle of the -- the pacific that is really concern for him. before he landed. a few moments ago. he again was in the air for one day and 13 hours. he has capacity to go five to six days believe it or not. they started in abu dhabi. they will end in abu dhabi. they have an 8,000 kilometer trek. that weather window unfortunately is just not cooperating. hey, i want to take-up to the east coast of the united states. we have an interesting situation for some of our viewers located in the nation's capital or new york city. we have heavier rainfall moving through the region. that is going to make your monday morning commute difficult. flood watches for the big apple at the moment. a fine how do you do? temperature swing of 2 degrees fahrenheit from yesterday's daytime highs to today. major difference in temperature thousands. thanks for the cold front. new york. middle 60s. our flood watches for manhattan and surrounding regions. something we want to monitor c

boston, honolulu had and seattle rounded out the top three.ry about a teen from fairfield being praised for being an honest guy on his job. matt vela was rounding up shopping carts on his third day on the job at raley's. he found a bag in one of the carts. he picked it up. everything fell out, including a stack of cash. he turned it into his boss and later found out it belonged to a woman who had put that cash in a bag to buy a car for her son. she will came back to the store just to thank for him for being an honest guy. >> they bocked hard for -- worked hard for that. i have lost wallets before. >> ever get it back? >> no. i never did. >> his dad shared that story on facebook and then the manager at willson's leather saw the story and offered vela a job. we were there. he was filling out a job application. we wish him well. >>> president obama called steve kerr to congrat late him on winning the -- congrat late him on winning the -- congratulate him on winning the finessals. he sing -- finals. he singled out steph curry and andre iguodala. t

. >> the gun used was tracked to a gun shop a block away from the honolulu police department.he gun was purchased by mark chapman on october 27th of this year. it shows that chapman paid $197 in cash for the gun. >> just before buying the gun, chapman had quit his job as a security guard when he signed out for the last time. he inscribed the name john lennon in the condominium's log book, and then crossed it out. six days later on october 29th, mark chapman flies to new york city. armed with the gun he bought in hawaii, he stakes out the dakota, waiting for his chance to take revenge on the hero he believes has betrayed him. but john lennon is not the only potential victim, chapman, it seems, has backups. >> so he brought the gun with him, came to new york. had planned to kill someone who was a celebrity to bring attention to himself. >> lennon wasn't his only target. he had a list of substitutes, if you will. if he couldn't get to lennon, he would have attempted to kill walter cronkite, johnny carson, george c. scott, jackie kennedy onassis or marlon brando. any of these peop

. >> ahead of boston, new york, and honolulu. >> people that are high made the list. >> the make more the worst cities, providence, knew haven and the worst bridgeport. >> everybody hating on the northeast. bridgeport connecticut the worst. >> it scored really low. the weather certainly is better than atlanta. atlanta is too hot in the summer. >> spring and fall, very nice for hot-lanta. >>> a not to this day in history when we come thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... back. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. hi, i'm henry winkler and i'm here to tell homeowners that are sixty-two and older about a great way to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like... how a reverse mortgage works how much you qualify for the ways to rec

honolulu and boston also cost more than san francisco.las tops the list of least expensive places to visit. >>> still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, feathering your nest. new products from a bay area company for the home of the future. but first here's a live look outside from our exploratorium camera this morning pointed at the financial district in san francisco. you see the fog hovering over parts of the bay area. lisa argen will have your full forecast in just a few minutes. mmm yoplait! it's snack time! oh, look! yoplait original now has 25% less sugar. time to taste it. how is it? it tastes good! congratulations yoplait! you did it! yoplait! good. >> welcome back, earn. time now is 5:39. we are taking a live look at our sfo camera. there are general delays lasting about 15 minutes or less so be sure to check with your airline if you are headed out of sfo later this morning. >>> a fundraiser is taking place in richmond this week toned support a local community radio station and to help earthquake relief efforts in nepal. this

reach honolulu in hawaii. a massive storm system blocking him.rom the plum rain, stationary frontal boundary that sets up this team of year. of course, he needs perfect weather conditions to make the journey and the front is not providing the perfect weather. mentioned early earl he has been in the air over a day. we are talking one day, 12 hours, 23 minutes. 22 second to. be exact. a live web cam of the plane. actually just hovering around this, the sea of japan. i love technology. such a cool story to talk about if you ask me. we started in abu dhabi, ending in abu dhabi. he made several trips. took off over the east coast of japan. trying to get to hawaii. again the weather is not playing along too well for him. so good luck to the guys as they go. try to break boundaries and record. go to the united states. we have got a big wake-up call. monday morning. heading to work. in new york city by the way, paying attention to, up with us, appreciate your viewership. look at temperatures. talking about a 20 degree temperature change. cold front sweep

an accountant from phoenix is taking off on the 2,400 mile journey from san diego to honolulu. years taking lessons in strength training. show said it will take three months and is doing it to raise awareness about of exextension the she has a satellite phone and a crew next to her in case of emergency. >> mike i believe they have tickets for $500 from oakland. >> good to snow. >> you don't have to row. you can fly. >> i would not mind rowing the i do it at the jim. >> new, we will talk about bail. may was so good for the giants. june? not not so much. but we have time. the temperature is breezy plus you need the sunscreen. we are warming considerably in san jose we have been 33 and 109 and usually we get .1" but we have had 1.5" in 2011. mid-to-upper 80s through the central valley and sunny 70 in lake tahoe. enjoy. leyla? >>> her is a look at san jose drive 280 away from 880 and 17 into cupertino with traffic sparse here in the southbound direction particularly but northbound at 6:00, we are looking at light conditions. we do have a brand new accident in hair however, southbou

honolulu and boston also cost more than san francisco. list of least expensive places to visit. a fundraiser held in richmond is taking place this week toned support a local community radio station and to help earthquake relief efforts in nepal. this was richmond's waterfront yesterday. you can find many varieties of clothing, jewelry and artwork. three are selling their work to support the victims of the recent nepal earthquake. >> i hope nepal has a positive hope and the relief effort, i think it's not just temporary, but it will go on for many years to come. >> the kpfa summer arts fair continues today from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ♪ >> dance party fever took over oakland yesterday. hundreds of people set a new world record on adeline street. oakland beat the old record when 337 people took part in the largest soul train line. the old record was 265 people. it would have been nice to be there for that. it's cool. >> the soul train never gets old. >> absolutely. >> we are looking at plenty of clouds around the bay san francisco this morn

boston, honolulu, and seattle rounded out the top three most expensive cities. in fact, seattle took the number-one spot. it cost $2,080 bucks for a three-night trip. >>> northern california lifeguards are using new technology to look for sharks on the beaches. the city of seal beach now using small drones to patrol the waters popular with swimmers and sure officers. lifeguards say that it used to take two hours to go out on a jet ski to try to confirm shark sightings. now they say the drones can do the same job in a matter of minutes. >> we launched the drone. in about 5 minutes, we spotted five or six sharks. we went down, zoomed in, filmed them. we cruised the whole area. i think we probably saw about ten sharks in total this morning. >> the rescue guard said if the drone spots a shark big enough to be a threat, the beach can be close the within minutes. lifeguards expect the city to be watching their program closely. they say they will be surprised if they are still the only ones looking for sharks with drones by the end of the summer. >> interesting. >>> ti

it comes to us from hawaii where a high school in honolulu had a very special graduation ceremony withorming a massive choreographed song and dance routine. watch this. ♪ that impressive routine went on for about ten minutes. it was even capped off with a dance native to the island of hawaii. so could this inspire a new graduation trend? i guess we'll just have to wait and find out. >> there was a aaa baseball game where they wouldn't sing the national anthem and the crowd sang it. i thought that was great. i have one video. we showed it yesterday. this is hillary clinton, you know all of her events are choreographed, and they're hand picked. they say they're spontaneous. here's somebody who wants a little picture with the former secretary of state and first lady. it didn't go very well. >> if you go to the -- go to the end of the line. why don't you go to the end of the line. >> go to the end of the line now! wow. >> that was rude. how rude. >> take the picture. >> it's not a hall monitor. she's a presidential candidate. you're the hall monitor, remember? reminds me of the soup nazi,

boston, honolulu, seattle round out the top three most expensive cities. took the number-one spot with a cost of $2,000 for that three-night trip. >> wow. >> i would think new york would have been the most expensive. >> wow. okay. >>> time now 5:17. let's get you -- this morning. sal is watching your commute, highway 24. everything else? . >> looking at all kinds of things. we have a crash on highway 780, eastbound 780 near second street. there's a crash. i'll read what it says on the computer. i do want to let you know the traffic is going to be affected by this crash on eastbound 780. traffic is already -- heading south toward martinez. let you know that's there. >>> highway 24, where traffic here is looking good through lafayette. no major problems getting up to the tunnel. if driving to bay bridge toll plaza, that is light westbound at the toll plaza with no major problems. >>> at 5:18, let's go to steve at the weather center. >> a warmup yesterday. looks a little cooler today. we'll look ahead to tomorrow, though, with the warriors victory parade. you

the september 11 memorial and museum in new york city and the uss arizona memorial in honolulu. >> should golden gate bridge? the move that could decide that issue once and for all. >> also ahead, small unassuming planes traced back to the fbi. the steps to hide the ownership and the mission the planes were flying. >> and it's going to warm up a little bit. i'll let you know how much. we'll see you back here. >>> state lawmakers approved a bill that would keep the sidewalks free. introduced legislation that would prohibit pedestrian and bike tolls on state owned toll bridges. the bill passed today, now advances on to the senate. it comes as the golden gate bridge district considers charges sidewalk fees to close its budget gap. >> just as the warriors are rising to the occasion. the city of oakland captured another win. sunset magazine said it's moving its headquarters to jack london square. john fowler is at there tonight. >> editor in chief of sunset magazine said it is more than just the wonderful waterfront views. she says she wants the world's headquarters for sunset to reflect reade

portland and honolulu in the mid-70s. and this story will get you going. a debate heating up on social media and elsewhere over a bizarre incident in mississippi. four people charged with disturbing the peace. why? because they were cheering at a high school graduation. >> you did it, baby! >> all right. now, anybody's been to a graduation you have seen this happen. the people wait to hear a person's name and scream out as loud as they can. the graduation program warned anyone who disrupts the ceremony may be escorted out. the four people were not escorted out. weeks later they were served with warrants essentially for their arrest. they could face six months in jail nobody expects that to happen. could face a fine, as well. people are outraged saying the punishment does not fit the crime. i understand you want people to be quiet but i just raise this had child for 18 years and watched them grow and you want me to shut up and you want to charge me for it? are you out of your mind? >> i don't know. this is a huge celebration right now. people are graduating

. >> the civil beat of honolulu says hawaii has gone where no other state has gone before. governor signed a bill on friday raising the state's legal smoking age from 18 to 21 making it the first state to do so. it also bans the sale purchase and use of electronic cigarettes for those under the age of 21. the law takes effect on new year's day. we haven't seen much of lekelectron electronic cigarettes. >> not lately. >> alex rodriguez belted a 95 mile-an-hour fastball over the right field wall for a home run into the hands of zach campbell. campbell wrote on twitter "here's a-rod's 3,000th hit ball, i'm keeping it got it authenticated by mlb." rodriguez is the 29th player in history to join the 3,000 hit club. >> there was an interesting article, a-rod say i didn't think this day would ever come. >> a lot of people city think there is a tainted record because of his drug history. >> it's about 22 minutes after the hour. now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up it i that time of the year again. wildfire season in the dry west. we will have the latest

. >> kissimmee is not honolulu. but it was laying on the desk. i don't know why it was there.on for it later. >> there's no reason. why not? >> there is a reason. >> there you go. what's the reason? >> it was hawaiian shirt friday brian. you missed all the action and hula hooping. >> i didn't miss anything. i was in wisconsin eating fried food. >>> stick around. we got $30 billion of market advice coming your way. >>> and taylor swift taking on apple. that got us thinking about some other big corporate changes of heart. we'll talk about what it means to maybe reverse course. we'll "shake it off." there's no "bad blood." automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for enhanced driver focus. all inside a redesigned cabin of unrivaled style and comfort. the 2015 c-class. at the very touchpoint of performance and innovation. >>> one of the biggest areas of concern for the economy right now is that seemingly suddenly the nation is less efficient. we say that because productivit

host: we have a caller from honolulu, gordon. republican. what are your opinions about the field?aller: i like rick perry a lot actually. he sounds genuine and he does have a good track record. host: ok. on the line in iowa -- yolanda. independent line. caller: i just listened -- i think he is a wonderful person. i divided my living time between iowa and the rio grande valley in texas. when that man says he sent the troops to the valley, he means it. every day you can drive up and down that valley and see people there. he stepped up to protect our country, and that man has got my vote and i hope all baby boomers -- when he made the -- he was suffering from a back surgery and he ought to be forgiven for it and given a fair run this time. host: you talked about the troops -- is that border patrol? caller: there was a state border -- the military, the texas military. this guy is to be believed and i love that. host: thanks. a call from mike in new york democrat. what are your thoughts about the gop field? caller: hi. the whole field in general -- the republicans are going to need a l

a chance of drizzle on thursday and chance of showers on >> and there you go. 55, anchorage. 85, honolulu guess, paul, a special surprise appearance by someone. come on back. guess, paul a special surprise appearance by someone. come on back. >>> so happy to talk to you about the movie "spy," a movie directed and written by paul feig. melissa mccarthy plays a cia analyst who get her first chance to go out in the field. take a look. >> these look delicious. i don't want to be critical but this is very chewy. >> you're eating a hand towel. >> just cleansing my palate. >> i mean, only she can pull it off. we're joined now by the mastermind behind bridesmaid, paul feig. so great to see you. you were just saying that you have a story about that screen. >> that was a true story. i was in a restaurant at london. i saw them rising, then i didn't see what happened. at our table, they did it. oh, good, they're marshmallow. i can't wait. i picked it up to eat it. i put it in my mouth and i eat it. i'm chewing. i go like, all of this hot soapy water goes down my throat and, like, is this -- he goes,

>>james: that more had lies broken toilets forcing honolulu bomb fly to denver to los angeles yesterday morning official said american airlines took off from dallas fort worth international it was a nonstop flight to hawaii but surely after takeoff three of the six toilet stop working the flight landed at lax around noontime and his crew six the problem it will continue on but the law to have our social. >>darya: into this to 60 ares said the bus a successor to thomas might 69 passengers and four crew members on board when this happened have no one was hurt. >>: the plane was bumpy going down i assumed we were cleared for landing if felt pretty normal and smoke and we noticed the grass outside the windows and clearly were no longer on the runway. >>darya: we have gary coming of and a model behaving badly on the airplane will tell you about that and 1520 minutes. >>james: the quake hitting on amount malaysia and the proportions of the port to climbers are still missing were scores are searching for the climbers the two missing are singaporean students and teacher will let you know from a

mention the energized the new relationship we have whether it's with the people in san francisco, your honolulu folks are very intentive, and even -- i want to mention the renewal of cooperation, and appreciate that, thank you for your leadership. >> the gentleman's time has expired. mr. brown? >> mr. secretary. thank you. i have a couple questions the ranking member made a comment. it's our job to provide nutritious meals most of us agree with that statement in the short run, i want to get your thoughts on what you'd make of that in the long run, both on the economic and ethics front we have $127 trillion on unfunded liability issues coming our way the impact of that the cbo director has a nice graph. by 2032, those four programs plus interest take up all federal revenues that's where we're headed. you look at a military crisis right now, the budget committee has a third of the budget to deal with. by 2032 we had zero. in discretionary funds. on the ethical backdrop our job to provide nutritious meals that leads into a host of complexity do we provide breakfast, lunches dinners, backpacks goin

she was married and she and her husband were the founders of the church of scientology in honolulu. and so through the years she and i went different paths. as time went on i came to respect the teachings of l ron hubbard regarding antisocial behavior, a lot of the teachings seemed really good. and yet the organization itself seems almost paradoxical to the teaching. and that is kind of what i observed. the people involved were very strong about recruiting nonstop unless you really became. so it just seemed a little bit ironic. i guess you might compare it to a group of people who have taken the bible beyond what it really was meant to be. i don't know if that is accurate as of the trail but i thought out your perspective on it. >> host: robert, thank you very much. let's hear from lawrence. >> well, he assembled from many different sources is there be in theology. and it's a common criticism inside the church right now that, you know, the founders vision has been lost. but, you know, i want to just, scientology does help people. i talked to many people that feel that they have been

northern marianas and energize the relationship whether it's with your people in san francisco, your honolulu folks are very attentive to us and even your guam people. i just want to mention that. renewal of cooperation and i appreciate it and thank you for your leadership. >> gentleman's time expired. mr. brat. >> mr. secretary, thank you for being with us here today. i have a couple questions. the ranking member made a comment. it's our job to provide nutritious meals. i think most of us agree with that statement in the short run. but i want to get your thoughts on what you'd make of that in the long run. both on the economic front and on the ethics front. i think we got a few issues coming up with governor's wife of virginia came up and sat in your seat a few weeks ago. we got $127 trillion unfunded liability issues coming our way. and the impact of that, that's the entitlement programs plus interest, the cbo director has a nice graph. it's not a nice graph. by 2032 the four programs and interest take up all federal revenues. and so that's where we're heading at. looking at a military cris

previously, she was married and she and her husband were the founders of the church of scientology in honolulu. so through the years she and i went different paths. as time went on i came to respect the teachings of l. ron hubbard regarding antisocial behavior. a lot of the teachings were really good day and you have the organization itself, seems almost paradoxical to the teaching and that is what i observed, the people involved were very strong about recruiting nonstop unless you became forceful about it. i found it ironic because you might compare it to the people who had taken it beyond i don't know if that is an accurate portrayal but i thought i would get your perspective on it. >> host: let's hear from lawrence wright. >> guest: hubbard assembled from many different sources his therapy and theology. it is a common criticism inside the church right now that the founder's vision has been lost. on the tail of this scientology does help people. i have talked to many people do feel that they have been helped. in addition to the abuses there are things the church offers people such as therapy

hawaii halona street bridge in honolulu. illinois poplar street bridge. indiana, the bridge over the c csx railroad. iowa the centennial bridge. kentucky another one the brent spence bridge. louisiana, another bridge there, maine i have -- i have to say this right -- piscataqua river bridge. maryland, chesapeake bay bridge. massachusetts, the i-95 bridge in middlesex. michigan the i-75 rouge river bridge. remember if you're hearing my voice and you're hearing your state mentioned give a call to your senator and ask him or her whether they're a democrat or republican what they're doing about the highway trust fund because in 51 days it goes bust okay? in minnesota did i mention that? the i-35 east bridge over pennsylvania avenue. in mississippi the vicksburg bridge. in missouri, the east bridge over conway road. in nevada, the virginia street bridge in reno. in new hampshire, the i-293 brimming in whose borough. in funeral, the garden state parkway in union county. in new mexico, main street bridge. in new york, the brooklyn bridge. the brooklyn bridge. if

san diego petty officer greenwell spent two years aboard the patrol boat galveston home ported in honolulu hawaii. today she calls louis delaware, her home. delawareans and people from across the country and around the world are flocking to our nation's pristine five-star beaches. thankfully day and night petty officer greenwell stands watch over parts of the delaware bayh bay and the atlantic ocean. delawareans can rest assured that she and her unit stand ready to answer our call if ever we need their assistance. according to her superiors petty officer greenwell takes ownership and responsibility and is committed to the safety of the public. her colleagues say she always goes above and beyond what's expected of her. for example, in addition to her usual responsibilities, she received her certification as a boat operator coxsin in just one year. she demonstrated an outstanding level of skill and professionalism throughout the certification process. she's also served as a menner to to junior person l and assisted multiple shipmates in receiving their qualifications as watch standards, as b