mary lou! >> nice job.earned how, like, the production of something like this goes. like, i always wondered, like, how does a commercial or a tv show work, you know? and i learned that, like, you don't necessarily start with the first scene. you know, you just work your way through whatever works best. i also learned about the green screen, which means that you can basically just put any background you want behind you. and this actually worked really good for our production, what we were doing today. and i'm really excited to see how it turns out. >> the next step is editing and then presenting the finished spot to the people at the national road safety foundation. we'll have that report next week. for "teen kids news," i'm scott. >> this report is brought to you by paramount pictures. >> who wants krabby patties? [ cheering ] >> aah! >> aah! the secret krabby patty formula! it's gone! [ alarm blaring ] >> red alert! the world's favorite sponge is facing his biggest adventure yet in the new hit film "the sp

one of them is 54-year-old mary lou. >> you both are at the age when a lot of people think about retirement yes. >> and here you are doing physical work and braving the elements and, you know, here doing what people might consider a man's job. >> yes, definitely. and they're proud that we're out there. and it lightens their day and they just get to see men all day and all of a sudden, wow, there's a girl. i'm not even five feet tall. i think women can perform very well here even though we're limited in size and strength. i'm proof of it. >> you both have had pretty substantial careers, have owned homes and here you are living in this town house with a few other women. it kind of feels like college again, doesn't it? >> it does. if we could just hang out together. we're so on busy working. >> you're a single woman now. are you getting asked out by a lot of younger men? >> yes. >> what's the youngest you've gone out with? >> 25. >> the youngest. >> man, girl, 25, you're my idol. >> 280 pounds, 6'5", but he's beautiful. i mean, oh, my god. this couldn't be a better place to be single in americ

mary lou for the question. let's go on to dan bergeron. >> i have two siblings that have called the dallas area home for several years. both i and my son who is a freshman in college, we both have student debt. so given that between 2007 and 2012 the government is on track to profit 69 or $66 billion off student loans, so my question to you is, would you offer a plan that would help my family and several other families across the country with student debt? rick perry: and i think the student debt story is one of the really powerful stories that needs to be told, and people need to really understand this. what are we getting from a college education today? i happen to be one of the first people, if not the first people that came up with a $10,000 degree plan. i'm not talking about $10,000 a year. i'm talking about a total $10,000 degree in the state of texas. now, they laughed at me, originally, when i said that in my state of the state address. but subsequently there are 19 different institutions in texas that

mary lou leery is one of the co-chairs for this committee. in addition, the president's fy 16 budget request includes $99 million in additional funds for treatment efforts. we have also been working to increase access to the emergency opioid overdose reversal drug naloxone so witnesses can take steps to help save lives. many police and fire departments have already trained and equipped their personal with this life-saving drug and loved ones with opioid drug abuse disorders are equipping themselves as well. while law enforcement and other first responders have an important role to play the medical establishment must become more engaged to identify and treat heroin and opioid prescription disorders. every day these people appear in our emergency departments and other medical settings and more models and interventions are needed to get these individuals engaged their care. we need to extend availability of evidence-based opioid treatment. medication assisted treatment combined with behavioral and other recovery supports have been shown to be th

of course thomas gives us the invitation of christ to the imitation of buda, to the imitation of mary louilliams on the piano. the anniversary of the working class frank sinatra. he focused on his music and the love in that music. the life is something else. more complicated. it is like miles davis. the music not the life. the work and witness is not every element of our life because we fall short. we turn around by the best examples possible which are always finite and craig vessels that we are. and i thank god this center is trying to create not just the common ground, because we can have a common ground and still be wrong, it is a higher ground that allows us to accent our common humanity and overlap. i don't want full anonymity and agreement with my brothers. that is the last thing they want. you want a variety of voices. and the jazz orchestra lifting their voice. you don't want just echoes. democracy is about everybody having the courage to list their voices and see where the overlap is. but it has to be mediated with respect and willingness to learn. that is only by doing and examp

mary lou leery our deputy director for state local and tribal affairs is one of the co-chairs for this committee. in addition, the president's fy 16 budget request includes $99 million in additional funding for treatment and overdose prevention efforts. we have also been working to increase access to the emergency opioid drug so that witnesses can take steps to help save lives. many police and fire departments have already trained and equipped their personnel with this life-saving drug, and loved ones are equipping themselves as well. and while law enforcement and other first responders have an important role to play, the medical establishment also must become more engaged to identify and treat heroin and prescription opioid use disorders. every day these people appear in our emergency departments and are the medical settings, and more models and interventions are needed to get these individuals engaged in care. we also need to expand availability of evidence-based opioid use treatments. medication assisted recovery with behavioral and other support have proved to be the most effective

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lou: some argue that must have already occurred in some instances. let's turn to john kerry who established his credentials by promoting marie harf.r in the state department do you think she's deserving, andy? >> you have to ask yourself, what does john kerry see in her that nobody else does? i try not to bash communication people, i used to be one of them. you give your input and the policy is decided and you have to pretend that you think it's a good policy even if you think it's stupid, and ask you yourself why in the world i want this job. the thing is she's not particularly good at that. lou: you're being very kind. >> i'm trying i feel bad for her i think a lot of it is not her fault. the people setting the policy that are at fault. >> i can't fault the woman she says a lot without saying anything, and i admire that in a woman, but i do wonder if this promotion is really a promotion or just like a lateral move. lou: ah. a little push out door. s'mores speak of a war on women michelle obama's latest initiative a war on s'mores, that's a bigtime target? >> i love s'mores very much but in moderation. lou: of course. >> that's w