. >> if i can help bringing information revolution to mankind, i don't have to do everything. i can bring everybody else's product. i can bring the infrastructure. >> charlie: you can bring the roadway, they come. >> yeah. i don't have to create the finale. i can create a highway for all the beautiful automobiles. i can create a toll gate. i can create the entire ecosystem for the automobile revolution. so that is what i am trying to do. i am bringingÑi information

that's more important, to create a new lifestyle for mankind, okay?lp, you know, bringing the information revolution to mankind, i don't have the do everything. you know, i can bring everybody else's talent. i can bring the infrastructure -- >> charlie: you bring the roadway that they come. >> yeah. i don't have to create the ferrari or the hyundai. i can create the highway for all the beautiful automobiles. i can create the toll gate and the entire ecosystem for the automobile revolution. so that is what i am trying to do. i am bringing the information revolution. but for these internet devices, the highway itself as an infrastructure is not good enough. that is a big problem. that was a big problem for japan, so i challenged ntt because ntt had 99% market share for japanese information highway. >> charlie: when you challenged them, did they give you some fiber lines or something? >> yeah, i asked the government to deregulate, unbundle of the copper and finer against the services. >> charlie: right. okay. >> charlie: yeah. so if you want to create an

, and can you blame me, mankind?ried to help you i've gotten hell. warned you years about the health care thing, told you point blank it didn't add up, can't promise the sun, moon and stars and not expect to pay through the nose. i told you if it sounds too good to be true it probably is and now we know it definitely is. where did that get me? they say i'm for killing grandma. that's where it got me. just like when i questioned whether we're spending too much money on food stamps. i'm for starving grandma, just like i'm for letting our bridges fall down when i ask politicians what the heck they did with the millions we've already given them to keep the bridges up? now you can see why so many run from doing anything about any of these issues. they become the issue. they are bad. not the spending that's bad, not the waste that's bad, not the year after year politicians padding their debt with all of the money that's bad. no, the ones who dare expose them they are the nuts, i'm the nut. i'm telling you that's nuts. it's

to the future greatness of all mankind.yreatness that comes liberty and virtue, not by bondage and coercion. we too must learn these timeless principles, look to our future, and reach what mankind may become and pursue your american dream. thank you. [applause] >> please welcome president of the center of self-governance, mark kerr. >> we are a people losing our inherited visions of the american dream. no one seems to be able to .ommunicate this dream it seems no one can agree to what the american dream is or how to reach it. communicatery to this dream we are on such different sheets of music that our american harmony is shattered. in the book epic of america, the american dream is not a dream of merely material plenty. it has been much more than that. is the american dream selfishness? selfishness that produces an ever increasing burden of centralizing governments? the american dream itself less? selflessness that reduces the privilege and burden of a self-governing society. the american dream is an oferiment in the capac

it was one of the greatest contributions to mankind. >> government allows us to take from the young people. >> we soaked up all of the money. i have to take cam some of thes. >> battle. that's our show tonight. >> the title of the show "battle of the ages" because there's a conflict between generation to generation. young people act entitled their attention spans are short. they are bad role models. we will get to miley cyrus and public sen shallity later. my generation is running a scam. we steal from you had young people. >> i need to take this home. i am cold. >> i need this doll. i am going to take the scooter. >> hey, give that back. we give government money like there's no tomorrow because of medicare and social security government takes money from the young and gives it to my peop pe my age and older. most older people i they are more than double where 50-year-olds have and yes the 30-year-olds are taxed if we don't head care pi way from young people. young people like jonathan bidlac the coalition to reduce spending. obviously you want spending reduced but the government should spe

if i can help bring in information revolution to mankind, i don't have to do everything. i can bring everybody else's talent. i can bring the infrastructure -- >> you bring the roadway that they come on. >> yes. i don't have to create the ferrari or honda. i can create a highway for all of the beautiful automobiles. i can create the toll gates. i can create the entire ecosystem for the automobile revolution. that is what i'm trying to do. i am bringing information revolution. for these internet devices, the highway itself as an infrastructure is not good enough. that was a big problem for japan, so i challenged ntt because they had 99% market share on the information highway. >> did they give you fiber lines or something? >> i asked the government to de-regulate, unbundle all of the copper and fiber services. if you want to create the information revolution and create the information highway, you need a lot of capital. that requires a lot of finance. money is not the most important thing to me but money is required to invest tens of billions of dollars. >> my impression i

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the question is as old as mankind itself in space is there life on other planets is one of the reasons why people love who loves standing up the night sky sustained tree. the best place the star gazing in europe is on the spanish island of la palma. knowing the series hero by night thus been moved them here when night falls the canary islands star pacers come out in force the latest trends in the next few hours traveling through their telescopes to think it's far away from the earth. pool. but it's the of everyone's fascinated by the night sky. he looked up and see all the stars. and if you think about what all might be out there can be frightening yet the cost of living nowadays starry sky is the witch. oh just like the ocean. when it is especially while the handling of the ten minute clip for the us. the amateur researchers try to find answers to all their questions. for example is the universe is infinite pollock is a special place for astronomers. really spelled the plant is from all over the world come to the canary. their location far out in the atlantic in close thequat is an ou

to save mankind from himself? that. we know that the diversity we have in our agricultural crops is the foundation for agriculture. it's the foundation for which our crops will adapt to the next pest and disease and become more productive. that diversity is being stored into banks around the world that are in normal buildings. they're vulnerable. it is a shame when we lose any of those due to mismanagement or natural disaster or wars or civil strife. it we needed a backup plan. we needed a safety backup for these very important, invaluable collections of crop diversity. > talk to us about the role that industry is playing and the constant need for seed bank of this nature. his government or industry or individual companies making this that much more critical and in the process ruining the planet? >> in a way, there is a real irony here. farmers want to plant the most productive for righties. the private sector is trying to create those righties. i would say is a major crop. comes on theety market, farmers replaced the o

site shows a predicted as mankind continues to emit co2. between one third and half can't survive the change. in australia, a 20 million pound center employs industrial technology to predict how coles will react to higher co2 and higher temperatures. have coral and sponge is. a limitedtake apart sea temperatures. >> it is very sensitive to ocean. die.n quite often it is an example of many where are likely to be highly affected. thet is clear that branching can't cope with extra co2. they are missing from the reef. make catalystuld species extinct. >> alarming prospect to see how co2 emissions are ready affecting the state. here in rome, there has been a lot of talk about the relative popularity of the president and the pope. they swooned over a man that they saw as jan and cool and, quite frankly, not george bush. the limitations of his job had become clear. pope francis has become a global rockstar. who is more popular? we decided to take an informal survey. >> it must make it the ideal place. that is when they will talk at all. >> he thin

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i do not feel within myself the least disposition of the time but in the mankind is prone to deceivethemselves, she added. but a classic court. >> reflected even deeper view of connections. no stroke of left could separate sisters. there's also intertwined from birth. so abigail found a perfectly natural to circumvent john's approval and using her daughter as a go between since mary all the profit money she could spare from her own relatively small budget. she did not have a large budget. anticipating their systems anguish reminded her to not talk about obligation, refers the matter and ask yourself if you would not do as much for me or for elizabeth koshy might've added. it was not a democratic process. nor does she think much of equality on earth. hierarchy guaranteed order in which is crucial to the survival of mankind but family rent on a loftier system of government. she and her sisters differed only in birth order where merry reigned supreme. otherwise they always have been and always would be equal, harbingers of the more perfect world to be. so i'd like to hear any questions

the time to chose speech october 7th 1974 said mankind from the long assent from the swamp to the stars has above all struggled to be free. and by reagan's wreckening everyone needed freedom. freedom in 1964 was looking in the communenist world. reagan said if we lose freedom here in america there is no place to escape to. this is the last stand on earth. if we lose freedom here, there is no place to escape. and reagan felt americans needed to understand this. and they need to understand it today, too. in this swan song, his farewell speech on january 1989, beautiful speech, and that is one of the four speeches in the back of book, too. reagan talked about what we called a freedom man. and i will quote here. he says he has become pensive in the last few weeks as he is preparing to leave washington and go back home to california about 40 minutes up the road from here. he talks about looking at the whitehouse window and says i have been thinking about the window and the past eight years and a nautical story comes to mind. a small ship and a large sailor. it was a the height of the vietnam

. >> this is an illustration of the four sounds -- sons and it is supposed to represent all of mankind. and all these different types. so what is really important about this page is that we have the wicked son, and it is illustrated similarly to a german aristocrat, referencing a nazi. you can see that he has a mustache that is similar to hitler. and this is one of the ways that shake was able to draw parallel to his contemporary society. >> in his contemporary time, how was he regarded? with doing this kind of art -- in some ways, truth telling, but not without risk in art? >> he was what -- he was very well-known for his political propaganda. he was hired by many popular magazines and periodicals to illustrate -- to make cartoons. they were all very critical of the powers during world war ii. this was really his life work. he had a difficult time getting it published. it took him years to find someone who would be willing to publish it because of the strong message and political content. in the end, he was able to put together a group of private donors to publish the book. >> this ha

i've also been widely as to the beautiful scenery here and i think he appreciates it i don't love mankind. unless that i can update in a mall i was to melt into nature and feel of things that are beyond expression. on the dole. how are human beings try. we will do that every such affection. knew weeks is the place has changed completely. we can use on beyond his expectations the next morning those years can be feeling the high mountains the expedition moved on. ay ay ay ay ay the problem. it has. it does cost much. so right. while it would take a break. each block bookings for them to satisfy the curiosity. seems far away old chicks out. let's make some of the village's korean like children. a mom for my sins non told them so much fun as these can all get this kit price and the hold off the name. i drew the eye. i want. well tuned passes in the high moves. the loose snow covered slopes need is the most difficult part of the journey. you reach the ice to fill each with the ah long for the movies border area. the crust a roaring along with her using a fragile looking primitive rope bridge a

that was terrifying to mankind, the idea of going underground was terrifying and they had to overcome that and convince people that going down there was going to be safe. so that was one of the big achievements of these tunnels was convincing mankind that going underground was safe, secure not going to flood. your tunnel will be light and airy and all those things. although we sometimes joke about how light and airy the tunnels are in boston they really are. they are dry and it's pretty amazing. when i write -- ride to the tunnels i have a special appreciation for how those tom wells came to be and the book tells the story of not just henry whitney and william whitney and some of the others behind us but it tells a story of these immigrants. patrick mclaughlin who was working on the job one day and a hammer came down and hit them on the head of hamas killed him. the projects back then were, they were sort of knew what they were doing. they were learning as they went. dynamite if you think about it was something that was brand-new in the late 1800's. dynamite was something they had nev

three and a not just one generation but in all of the combined experience in mankind. this is the patrimony anyway. you don't just throw all this stuff out because you suddenly think you know better. when we conservatives say that we know something about political affairs and what we know can be stated as principles we are saying the principles that we hold dear are those that have been found through experience to be ultimately beneficial for individuals, families, communities information. through the testing of sacrificing sorrow it comes up all the time. i talked about it all the time to the students the issue of same-sex marriage is dominant and all of these discussions and that is the case right there the conservative position is to deny people marriage rights and the conservative beliefs that there is something to learn from an institution that has been the way it has been for thousands of years and about an issue 20 years ago in 1993 the entire democratic party and liberalism defined marriage between a man and a woman and a 20 years later anyone that disagrees th

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would be justified would it not be to end the more horrific abhorrent practice in the history of mankind? >> after it had tried everything else like abolishing the fugitive slave act which lincoln enforced and his judges enforced and federal marshals enforced until the civil war was over and link job was nearly dead. >> jon: england outlawed slavery in 1833. >> 1833. >> jon: how much longer did people have to wait for it to die a natural death. >> brazil outloud it. >> jon: in 1881. >> the northern states ow lawed it on it was on its way out. and lincoln -- >> jon: why is the onus not on lincoln not the southern states? they seceded? lynchon did not secede. they seceded from the union be took office as a matter of fact. >> the leaders of the southern states perpetuated this immoral system. i have no praise for them whatsoever but lincoln could have undone it without spending $6.6 billion and causing the death of 78 5,000 human beings. >> jon: how? how many deaths of human beings were caused by the american slave trade. in probably a million and a half. >> jon: try five million or more. n

it's supposed to represent all of mankind and these different types it. so what is really important about this page is that we have the wicked son is illustrated similarly to a german aristocrat referencing naziism. you can see that he has a mustache that's similar to hitler's mustache. so this is one of the ways that schick was able to draw a parallel to his contemporary society in europe. >> in his contemporary time, how was he regarded doing this kind of art and this kind of in some ways truth telling, some might use other words for that. >> sure. >> but not without risk in art. >> well he was very well known for his political propaganda. he was hired by many popular magazines and periodicals to illustrate to make cartoons. they were all very critical of the axis powers during world war ii. the higada was really his life's work. he had a really difficult time getting it published. it took him years to find someone who would be willing to publish it because of the strong message and political c it tent. so in the end he was able to put together a group

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yes the monuments men featured in the middle aged man saving culture for mankind diplomacy is about to make the arrangements eight in paris and destruction the difference is that diplomacy is a french chemical production and is the film of the home also has a more serious script the minister. the critical to go on and on he and his dog. total tv show on the kids. don't you. direct issue under oath to the film to the london film festival the pill much to see exactly what the title says it's about to announce huge threats to bring in general to his knees and i did make it sing. this is in the film relies heavily on the filmmaking and the acting all meals and stir until monday to sunday with the wonderful it is making it like what she has tons of books and much dead on this come to the phone. coco chanel iman who is the way the news and this is never in doubt. the nazis during late hours to smithereens is the withdrawal from the city the arguments put forward by the two characters are fascinating study of the psychology of war. i know it. it is cold enough. what this guy. diplomacy is sno

but all of mankind is killed except one family. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: and it's a little darkory of peace. god kicking ass and taking names in this movie. >> absolutely. i'm surprised you no he that because most people turn it into this nursery story, with the long white beard, the robe and the sandals. >> stephen: old testament god has some anger issues. >> very serious. >> stephen: he is a jealous god. >> very, very andry. >> stephen: how does he kill nefern this one, is it stillwater. >> yeah, we didn't change that. >> stephen: what is the message of the story for you? because it gets turned into this, you know-- god told noah to build him an arky arky. >> i don't the song. i heard someone else talk about but i don't know it says, you know, in genesis 6 it says that he was grieved to his heart, god. and to me that was like wow,s that is a powerful to want to destroy creation because is the fourth story in the bible, you know, creation, original sin, the first murder cane kills able and then jumps forward ten generations and you are at noah and suddenly he wants to destroy a

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that was terrifying to mankind, the idea going underground was terrifying. they had to overcome that and convince people that going down there was going to be safe. so that was one of the big achievements of these tunnels was convincing mankind that going underground was safe, secure, not going to flood. your tunnel will be light and airy and all of those things. although we sometimes joke debate about light and airy maybe the tunnels are in boston, they really are. they are dry, right? it's pretty amazing. when i ride through the tunnels today i have a special appreciation for how those tunnels came to be. the book tells the story of not just henry whitney and william whitney and some of the big players who were behind this, my gut tells the story of these immigrants. a gentleman named patrick mclaughlin is working on the job one day and a hammer came down and hit him on the head and almost killed him. projects back in, they were sort of knew what they're doing. they were learning as they went. dynamite, a think about it, was something that was brand-new in

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otherwise you will be out of kilter with the rest of mankind. so set your clock ahead. fast, didn't it? kind of surprised that it happened this weekend but here we go. here we go with showers coming into the bay area probably tomorrow evening and favoring the north bay. it won't amount to much and then we are going to turn the corner on the seasons. you will see that as we look ahead this week. things will really warm up in the bay area. right now it's balmy mid-60s for the most part. 64 santa rosa. 65 concord and oakland. livermore 66. by 8:00 numbers in the upper 50s with fair skies a few high clouds but not too bad. along the coast it will be in the mid-50s. tomorrow afternoon despite the fact of increased clouds inland numbers still up to the 71 degrees with a few clouds and around the bay will be at 68. here's what's happening. high pressure is once more featured off the west coast. high kept us dry for the past few days. but as the high begins to subside a little bit, that opens the door just enough to allow showers to come into sonoma county. tomorrow afternoon t

. >> and steven hawking giving his prediction for the future of mankind.ent hawking aphen hawking a >>> stephen hawking weighing on in the future of mankind saying in 50 years we will be living on the moon and on the way to mars and he has no doubt this is going to be the true space ange and if we fail he believes he being extinct. >> we want to get you up to speed on what is going called a hospital hostage. massachusetts state took custody of justina pelletier after her daughters brought her to a hospital there. the doctors disputed her diagnose saying they believe it was mental. >> dcf in massachusetts has never been to our house, seen our dogs, our pool, talked to your neighbors. they were judge, jury and executioner. >> joining me now and justina pelletier's mother and sister. i know you talked with megan in the evening so we are trying to get the viewers up to speed on the story and what happened. you believe she had a mito disease and you took her to a different hospital and they sha changed the diagnose and said it was mental and how did you lose c