lemonade stand shut down this path until who along with any free or something the call for lemonade freedom here in the nation's capital has a thanks so much for being with us and i am so very happy to be here where are you going to be on august twenty ninth we are going to be at the nation's capital and that twelve pm we're all going to meet there and we're going to be selling lemonade until three pm on the west lawn of the last four and yes so you're willing to get arrested for lemonade freedom yes so we're hoping i won't get that far i mean it's very possible that we could go there and sell lemonade and you know them just let us sell them a name for it for three or four hours who have seen how capitol police have wanted to crack down just for making money on the capitol in any form if it doesn't have the government's permission now look here at all this you are you are you planning on risking arrest for lemonade freedom sue i think you face a five hundred dollar fine for doing this but i think what we have to do as a community is show how stupid these laws are not acts to put our

capitol for selling lemonade and civil disobedience in solidarity with every american child has either lemonade stands shut down the summer we've got an update on the ron paul campaign and the birthday of on how regulations can leave you to die of cancer and a message from anonymous announcing operation. and then versus the man when we put the love in love olution we do it for you. and obama continues to play golf at martha's vineyard even as libya collapses and our top story tonight nato is continuing a wishy washy policy of not quite knowing just what it knocks with libya or how extensively it wants intervene but it seems the chips are finally falling into place for the embattled nation though the chaos isn't over just yet colonel moammar gadhafi is government after four decades reportedly collapsing u.s. officials have expressed fear of last minute reprisals from gadhafi on civilians in the capital tripoli although it is unknown whether or not his government forces are still capable of such action in the crowds are only growing on sunday rebels capture colonel moammar gadhafi son an

pennsylvania the next comment is from the foot girl seventy three writes the sickest part of the lemonade stand situation is that our so-called peace officers hired to serve and protect are more concerned with the kids a lemonade stand to make a few dollars then the. legal ice cream trucks driven by pedophiles the mere fact that an officer would even follow the orders down of kids on a night stand on personal property is idiocy but god is america even still the land of the free and the home of the brave where has the bravery the fight for our freedom gone i so much the scots did in the right so that lemonade stand. it really is disturbing that. the though the will is gone here and i hope that one thing people of learned from the show is that we can bring it back speaking with we come back from the break we'll have seen not only here with less government and a little note on the media blackout we might have a new explanation as to where the media blackout on the wrong poll is coming from stay tuned you're watching adam vs from. where we are in the world. and yet. it's. so. hard she is this

sell lemonade in her own frontyard.s wrong that is not soft tyranny that is pretty damn hard tyranny. >> sean: it is tyranny. look, we don't have a lot of time here. there's too much to get into. you really -- as you look into your crystal ball, as i read this, alarm bells are going off in my head. what do you conclude? my conclusion is that unless we reverse course in a drastic way, and adopt austerity measures, as greece, great britain, you see the riots in london, unless we do it quickly, we have 50% of the country saying, we have a vetting majority. you even talk about that. >> yeah, -- i think what is interesting, this next election if the imf is correct and china is on course 2016 to become the world's leading economic power. the president we elect, november next year is going to be the last president of the united states to preside over the world's leading economy. that fact should shame every american. and it should shame every american into going into the voting booths and saying, we want a candidate who is ple

lemonade control is not about lemonade, but control. if a second grader cannot sell home made lemonade in her backyard without permits, what aspects of your life can the government regulate? more and more americans, law has been there by regulation, rules not legislated by representatives accountable to the people, but invented by an activist bureaucracy, much of which is less of either political party. remember congress stripped provisions for end of life counseling, the so-called death panels out of the obamacare bill. sebalius put them back. why shouldn't she? the new law contains 700 references to secretary shall, another 200 to the secretary may, and 139 to the secretary determines. the secretary may and shall determine pretty much anything she wants, quotes at random. the secretary shall develop all health care components that shall include tooth level surveillance. tooth level surveillance. that phrase is hitterto unknown to human history. [laughter] but it's in obamacare. george iii never went in for tooth-level surveillance. [l

oh, my goodness, you have a lemonade stand.e's overcharging for lemonade. she's charging a buck for lemonade. >> sean: she should have let the cat eat the woodpecker? >> the woodpecker flew away because she saved an endangered species. >> maybe she would get a ticket with interfering with natural selection. maybe that's the next step. >> you know, you're messing with the environment. don't touch the environment. don't do that. >> sean: another example. in pennsylvania, they're giving cellphones to people with 250 minutes that can't afford cellphones. is that a new civil right? >> no, but if someone is an emergency, they don't have access to a phone, there are hardly pay phones anymore. what do you want people to do? >> it's a new civil right, because we're mandating at the same time that insurance companies must give birth control, must -- >> sean: that was my next point. the government now must give birth control to those that want it. >> there's a lot of people there you don't want reproducing, seriously. >> sean: besides you

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lemonade control is not about lemonade, it's about control. if a second grader can no longer sell homemade lemonade in her front yard, what aspect of your life can't the government regulate? for more and more americans, law has been supplanted by regulation, a governing set of rules not legislated by representatives accountable to the people, but invented by an activist bureaucracy much of which is well to the left of either political party. you may remember that congress stripped provisions for end of life counseling, the so-called death panels, out of the obamacare bill. but kathleen sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, put 'em back on her say so. why shouldn't she? the new law contains 700 references to the secretary, quote, shall -- another 200 to is secretary, quote, may. so the secretary may and shall determine pretty much anything she wants. plucked at random, quote, the secretary shall develop oral health care components that shall include tooth-level surveillance, unquote. tooth-level surveillance. that phrase is hith

well, you make lemonade, of course, but with a twist. the dictionary describes lemons simply as a yellowish, acid fruit of a subtropical citrus tree. but for ryaneng of grange bar and restaurant in downtown sacramento, lemons are oh, so much more. >> it's one of those staples. it's one of those foundations of a decent bar is they use a lot of lemons. even--you'll see, you know, you're making limoncello or some kind of infusion in the back. you'll use just the rind, or you're making a syrup with it. but then, you have the lemon leftovers. you can juice it so you get 2 uses out of it. >> they are the main ingredient for several of his specialty drinks on the menu, including a pink lemon margarita. but he's not alone in adding a little zest to his menu. over at rick's dessert diner in sacramento, you know right away this place is special. from the funky exterior to the gigantic cakes that greet is a hit. >> well, we come about once a week, and it's just the freshest desserts. everything is so good here. we moved to sacramento about 2 years

or cookies that a bake sale except when local bureaucrats shut down lemonade stands we tend to unfold indulge children in america with a right that we deny to adults to engage in peaceful commerce unhindered by the violence of government the first real paycheck you get is something different when you get your first real paycheck from a real corporation or government license business you are no longer engaged in voluntary commerce now the government is in a relationship that's right that ever little institution of mass organized violence is now in your personal economic relationships when they told you that you were going to make so many dollars per hour you probably did some quick math in your head and said well that sounds like a pretty good deal and for what your labor is actually worth it probably was when you were cruelly introduced to the idea of withholdings when you got your first paycheck you might have noticed that some of it was missing there is that federal withholding medicare social security regular see that money again and state withholding and thus you are forced to low

some inspectors want to a lemonade heehaw -- eliminate the limos from the city. thousands of these days and days out, we're standing there to distribute a violation. city employed people cannot go on and put any such thing as propaganda. these are the flyers for the board members, and they should stop distribution. the last speaker, [unintelligible] >> dan hines. >> members of the board, once again, i am president of national veterans cabin, and the number of the taxi advisory council. i wanted to take this opportunity to give you my personal assessment of the program. the pilot program has more than met its goals. have a financially viable exit now. opportunities have opened up for drivers on the waiting list. there are more than a thousand that wish to purchase medallions. the city has generated substantial revenues through this program. lived in fortunate enough to have competent and conscientious oversight. the work that both groups have done has been truly outstanding. has the opportunity to sell is currently closed to anyone not in the pilot, i would ask th

some inspectors want to a lemonade heehaw -- eliminate the limos from the city. thousands of these days and days out, we're standing there to distribute a violation. city employed people cannot go on and put any such thing as propaganda. these are the flyers for the board members, and they should stop distribution. the last speaker, [unintelligible] >> dan hines. >> members of the board, once again, i am president of national veterans cabin, and the number of the taxi advisory council. i wanted to take this opportunity to give you my personal assessment of the program.

sometimes, you can make -- what is the phrase, lemonade out of london? sometimes you can turn something positive. i remember sitting in my office and somebody came together and said we have to do something. mayor lee, you were there. i want to throw out a name that you have not heard. chinese a part of an action. he was with me every week. duane johnson of the mayor's office. this idea of community ambassador is -- came to the fore. at that time, chief gascon, and we want to keep him there, but we want to do something different. you could call that the urban core what ever you want. we thought this would be great, this would be fabulous. but it is wanting to come up with an idea, another to make it come to fruition. we went to the board. i remember talking to president chiu on the phone. chemical this off? guess what, we pulled it off. [applause] that is something that just does not happen. everybody universally loved this. i was here at the launch last year. i thought it was great. i knew it would do well. for once, the buying mission data proves that i

. >> stick with lemonade. that's good as well. >> thank you for joining us.nts to be a millionaire" is next. bye-bye. 

. >> you are big with lemonade now. alex's lemonade. >> it's to help fight childhood cancer and to fight -- to get childhood research going. it's about a little girl named alex who was diagnosed with cancer who sadly passed away and her mom and her dad keep on passing on the tradition. >> what are you doing with it? >> i'm starting my own lemonade stands and i just want kids to start, you know, realizing that they can make a difference at any age and it's super possible. it's super easy and it's fun. >> her parents have been on our show before. >> have they? they're wonderful. >> lemonade stand on the plaza here. i don't know if you've heard in the news, bailey and my kids love to do the lemonade stand, too, after i started hearing about these stories, i was like oh, my goodness, i think you have to have to get a permit. >> i did. i had to do it in florida and go through all the same things that everybody else has to go through. there has been some stands that have been shut down which is super unfortunate, you know, it

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in other words, each of us can turn a lemon into lemonade. but iran, those actions of those i love it devastated me. i felt incredibly alone. little did i know how many people were having similar experiences to mind. my personal views may be the victim of the disease is so widespread as to be almost incomprehensible. i'm talking about global violence against women and children. this represents one of the largest global problems facing humanity today. supporting -- at according to amnesty international, one of three women worldwide will be beaten, coursed into sex, with rape in some countries reaching 70%. these devastate the lives of women and men everywhere around the globe. how does this affect you? what relevance does this have today as we sit enjoying lunch at the women's day event? it affects you more than you think. bear with me as i share some statistics. i had the privilege of speaking at the united nations a few weeks ago, a humbling experience. the u.n. has been a leader in establishing the human rights of women. in 1979 that establ

i'm going to have all the lemonade. >> reporter: angela livermore anet williams-cain are gearing up for their annual west oakland block party. it's become one of the most well attended in town and has made the street much safer. >> now that i know all of my neighbors, i -- i feel more secure. i know that people are watching out for me. know if i'm pulling in the driveway with my kids i can say, hey, ben -- >> reporter: getting to know who lives nearby is what people all across the bay area will be doing tonight at national night out gatherings. organizers say knowing your neighbors is key to combating crime. cc1: we know what our neighbors' patterns are and what their lives are like and they know what our lives are like, we're more able to lend a helping hand. and if we know how to access city services, we're more likely to pick up the phone and call when we should. >> reporter: banding together has never been more important for folks in oakland. so far 71 people have been killed this year. >> i'd be scared. my mom's scared. everyone's scared. the kids scared. >> reporter: tiffany riley